When You Hit The Wall

There’s a phrase we use when we’re exhausted, stuck, or frustrated...

I’ve hit a wall!

That was me for the past 6 months. I had every intention of launching my MOXIE book—and yet… I couldn’t move forward. I told myself I was overwhelmed. That I didn’t know the next step. That maybe I needed more time. But when I slowed down and really listened, I realized something surprising. The wall wasn’t there because I didn’t know how to do a book launch.

The wall was there to stop me from doing it by the book.

Bookstore. Podium. Reading aloud. Q&A.
All perfectly respectable. All completely… not me.

At first, I did what many of us do. I asked the wall...

Why are you blocking me?

It didn’t answer.  No matter how many times I asked, no answer.  So, recently I decided to try a different question...

What’s on the other side of the wall?

And that’s when everything changed. Instead of a solid barrier, the wall softened. A door appeared where there hadn’t been one before. And with a little curiosity—and maybe a whispered abracadabra—I walked through.

On the other side wasn’t pressure or performance.
It was magic.
It was unconventional.
It was aligned.


The wall wasn’t an enemy. It was a guide.

Which made me wonder…
Where might you be hitting a wall right now?
And what if that wall isn’t there to stop you—but to reroute you?

What if, instead of pushing harder or judging yourself, you asked a different question?

Not...Why can’t I move forward?
But...What’s trying to emerge instead?

Sometimes the wall isn’t the end of the road.
It’s the moment you discover there’s another way through.
​
Your wall moving assistant,
Robin

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Redirection. Discernment. Creative Permission.

Reflection Questions:

• Where am I trying to force a path that doesn’t feel like me?
  
• What question am I asking that keeps me stuck?
• What happens if I get curious instead of critical?
• What might be waiting on the other side of this wall?