Have you ever had one of those days (or weeks… or seasons) where everything feels flat? Like you’re staring at the same questions on loop: What’s next? What am I doing? Where’s the spark?
I’ve been there. More than once.
And every time, I’m reminded that trying to think or force my way out of “stuck” rarely works. It just exhausts me more.
But do you know what does work?
Curiosity.
Not the loud kind with demands or expectations. But the soft, quiet kind that whispers: What if?
What if I took a different route?
What if I said yes to that invitation?
What if I let myself rest instead of push?
What if I asked a different question?
Curiosity doesn’t need a plan. It doesn’t need a five-year vision or a brand strategy. It just needs you to be willing to wonder—even a little.
It’s not always comfortable. Curiosity can feel uncertain and unproductive, especially in a culture obsessed with clarity and hustle. But it’s also how magic sneaks in. It’s how we find our way back to ourselves.
So if you’re feeling stuck, I invite you to get curious. Not about fixing things—just about feeling alive again.
Start small. One question. One conversation. One detour.
Let that be enough.
Photo by Chase Clark on Unsplash
