Hi dear,

In my last email, I spoke about that feeling of standing on the edge of something new… and not quite moving.

Today, I want to name what that space actually is.

It’s a threshold.

A liminal space.

The place between who you’ve been… and who you’re becoming.

No one really prepares us for this part.

We’re taught how to set goals.
How to gather information.
How to make plans.

But we’re rarely taught how to stand in the in-between.

The space where:

• The old identity no longer fits
• The old coping strategies feel exhausting
• The old dreams don’t quite inspire you anymore

And yet…

The new hasn’t fully landed.

This is where many women begin to doubt themselves.

“Why am I still stuck?”
“I’ve done so much inner work.”
“Shouldn’t I be further along?”

But what if you’re not stuck?

What if you’re simply unaccompanied?

There were seasons in my life when I deeply wished someone steady was holding my hand.

When I moved across the country.
When I transitioned from corporate work to building a soul-led business.
When I felt called into deeper spiritual study.
When I was navigating heartbreak.
When I was leaving one reality… but not yet anchored in the next.

Standing at a threshold can feel shaky.

Not because you’re incapable.
But because your nervous system is reorganizing.

In my next email, I’ll share what actually helps someone move through this space in a grounded, embodied way, without bypassing, forcing, or collapsing back into the familiar.

If you recognize yourself here, I want you to know:

There is nothing wrong with you.

You may simply be at a crossing.

More soon.

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Be well.

Warmly,

Gayane Kulikyan