When You Miss Something You Know Is Complete
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What if missing something doesn’t mean you’re meant to go back?
Sometimes we miss a person, a place, a relationship, a business partnership, or simply a version of ourselves we once loved. And because we still feel something, we can start questioning our decisions.
But what if that isn’t what the feeling means at all?
In this episode, I’m exploring the tender space between missing something and knowing it’s complete and why these two truths can exist at the same time.
We talk about grief, gratitude, longing, love, closure, and the kind of self-trust that allows you to honour what something meant to you without reopening a chapter that has already given you everything it came to give.
Because completion doesn’t always feel clean.
And perhaps maturity is not learning how to stop missing things.
Often it’s learning how to hold love and clarity in the same room.
If you’re currently missing a person, a place, an old life, or a version of yourself, this episode is for you.
Missing something is not proof that it belongs in your next chapter.
Sometimes it’s simply proof that it belonged in the last one.
See you soon
With love from Mallorca
Beate
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And of course, little disclaimer to be clear, this is no financial advice, I am sharing my story and experience from the last decades and those of my clients, always do your own research and always understand what you are investing in. Don’t do it just because your hairdresser heard something somewhere or it was in the newest fashion magazine.