You made the decision, you said yes,
or maybe you walked away.
Either way, now the doubts are creeping in.
Was that the right move?
What if I made a mistake?
What if I can't go back?
Here's the truth.
Doubt is normal after a big change.
It's not a sign you messed up, it's a sign you're human.
Every transition brings uncertainty.
It's part of the process.
Your brain is craving the comfort of the familiar,
even if what you left behind wasn't right for you anymore.
Give yourself permission
not to have everything figured out right now.
Let it feel messy, let it feel scary,
but also remind yourself
why you made this change in the first place.
Go back and revisit your why.
Courage doesn't mean you never doubt,
it means you keep going even when the doubts come in.
This part of the journey is called becoming,
and becoming often feels like breaking
before it feels like breakthrough.
Let this doubt be a sign
you're in the thick of transformation,
not that you're lost, but that you're shedding old skin.
Growth rarely feels like confidence in the middle,
it often feels like chaos.
So breathe through the doubt,
trust your decision, reground your vision.
You didn't make this choice lightly.
You made it because something in you knew there was more,
and there still is.