Greer Sabin

A week of illness unexpectedly reminded me of something powerful: change is always happening. A reflection on trusting life’s transitions, leaving what no longer fits, and finding the courage to begin again.

The end of the year often feels rushed and overwhelming. The calendar fills quickly. The days feel shorter. Energy is lower, yet expectations remain high. There is a particular kind of exhaustion that shows up in December, one that is not solved by a good night’s sleep. I’ve felt it myself this week. The tension between wanting to slow down and knowing there are still commitments that need attention. Projects to complete. Papers to submit. Numbers to review. Responsibilities, both personal...

I’ve felt off this past week or so—and by “off,” I mean wandering around my house like I’m starring in a low-budget documentary titled Where Did I Put My Sanity?   I didn’t even manage to publish last week’s blog. Ever since wrapping up Thanksgiving, bouncing between time zones, taking on a new client, and preparing for Christmas, I’ve been in a strange fog: always moving, yet somehow never getting anywhere. And tired. Oh, so tired. The kind of tired where you can’t  sleep—restless,...