Sometimes rock bottom is not a failure, but a forced pause that finally interrupts a pattern that could not be stopped any other way. In this episode, we explore the hidden wisdom of hitting the lowest point, and why the moment everything collapses can sometimes also be the moment your true momentum is able to gather.

If the words "rock bottom" carry fear, shame, or resistance for you, this conversation offers a gentler and more expansive reframe. Rock bottom is not a moral shortcoming or a sign that something has gone wrong. It is the point where life no longer allows you to remain as someone who is doing, feeling, thinking, saying things you’ve outgrown. It is the moment the pressure becomes concentrated enough to change your trajectory.

This is not an episode that predicts rock bottom, nor does it glorify pain. Instead, it offers perspective for navigating hard seasons with self-trust, clarity, and compassion. Whether you are in the midst of a heavy chapter or reflecting on one you have already lived through, this episode invites you to see your experience through a new lens.

Rock bottom is not the end of your story. It's the beginning. Let's dive in!

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