You've spent so long trying to get back to who you used to be. Today, there's nowhere to get back to, just rest, here, as who you are now.

Coming home to yourself isn't a weekend project. It's smaller: just stop leaving. Name one thing about this version of your life you're grateful for. Otherwise, just be home.

What's one moment this week you stopped chasing who you were and were kind to who you are? Let a photo be just a photo. Caught the comparison and dropped it. Drop one win.

Here’s a truth we don't talk about enough: the version of you in that old photo was likely running on fumes, too. She wasn't standing on a solid floor. She was just better at pushing through the fatigue. In today’s new Substack article, we’re looking at why trying to chase down that past version keeps us stuck on the energy rollercoaster, and what to build instead. 🔗 Read today's article here: You Don’t Need Your Old Body Back Before you head over to read, let’s collect a little data right here in the room. Pick the one most true for you today: - A) Still at war, trying to get the old body back. - B) Uneasy truce, but not peace. - C) Starting to make friends with the body I have. - Drop your letter below. No explaining, no fixing, just tell the room where you're standing today. 🤍

Consider this your reminder. Tomorrow night, 7 PM ET, we gather in The Unmapped Room, no agenda to perform, no fixing, just women in the same season showing up as we actually are. Bring whatever you're carrying this week. Bring nothing at all. Both are welcome here. Drop a 🗺️ below if you'll be there, or tell us what's on your mind going into tomorrow night. The link is in calendar.