12 I When Life Changes: Finding Your Rhythm in a New Season
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Have you ever entered a season you thought would give you more freedom, only to discover that you didn’t quite know what to do with it? Retirement, an empty nest, a caregiving season ending, a job change, loss, or another major life transition can remove the structure that shaped your days for years. Instead of immediately feeling lighter, you may find yourself feeling unsettled, unmotivated, or wondering why you haven’t figured out your new life yet.
In this episode, we’re talking about why every season has a different rhythm—and why there may be an uncomfortable transition between the old one and the new one. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3 and my own adjustment to retirement, we’ll explore the difference between structure for control and structure for freedom, why more available time doesn’t make every unfinished project urgent, and how one simple rhythm can help you feel grounded without creating another rigid schedule. You’ll leave with two questions to help you prayerfully consider what you want this season to make room for and how to begin living into it with greater grace and intention.