10/08/2026
I stopped enjoying the things I loved after I finally had the freedom to enjoy them.
And that was something I never expected.
Even during some of the hardest years of my marriage, I still loved reading, crocheting, and baking. Especially baking around the holidays.
But after my divorce, when I finally had more time for myself, I gradually stopped doing many of those things.
And it stayed that way for years.
Eventually, I started baking again. I discovered hiking. And somewhere along the way, I began finding things I genuinely looked forward to.
Here's what I understand differently now.
When nothing sounds exciting, asking yourself what you're excited about can be a pretty difficult place to start.
Sometimes it's easier to ask yourself what you'd be willing to try.
You might revisit something you used to enjoy or explore something you've been curious about.
And while you're doing it, pay attention to how you feel.
That's how you begin discovering what you'd like more of.
I shared more about this experience, and a small way you can get started, in this week's video.
🎥 Why Nothing Sounds Fun Anymore (And Where to Start)
Have you reached a point in life where you finally have more time f...
