You Don't Lose Yourself All at Once
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You Don't Lose Yourself All at Once
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You don't always know when you're lost.
That's what makes the hard seasons hard. You don't wake up one morning missing pieces of yourself — it happens slowly, quietly, while you're busy holding everything else together. And you can go a long time before anyone says it out loud.
For him, it was three nights in a row on the couch with a full bottle of wine, laughing at nothing. He thought he was just tired. She'd been watching a lot longer than he knew. Four months later, he was fired from the company he built, and that's where the way back started.
For her, there was nothing to point at. No bottle, no email, no single thing that went wrong. Just three boys who needed her, a husband everyone in the room wanted to talk to, and the quiet discovery that nobody asks a stay-at-home mom a second question.
This one is about the seasons that take pieces of you without asking — and what it really takes to put yourself back together.
Pull up a chair.
The question we leave on the table: Is there a piece of yourself you set down in a hard season — and have you ever gone back for it?