We’ve reached week three of our four-part series on creating space for healing and growth. In week one, we focused on relaxation—building small moments of rest into our everyday lives. Last week, we talked about listening—to ourselves, to God, and to what rises up when we give space for quiet.

This week is all about clarity.

Clarity is simply making sense of what we’ve heard. It’s not about perfection or having a ten-year plan—it’s about identifying our next right step. Without clarity, we can get stuck in confusion, overthinking, and indecision. But when we pause to notice patterns, ask gentle questions, and trust what God is highlighting, we begin to see the path forward more clearly.

In this episode, I share:

• Why clarity matters and what it really looks like.

• Common barriers to clarity: overthinking, negativity, fear, and outside noise.

• How to use your listening practice to notice themes and nudges.

• Simple reflection questions to help you recognize what feels heavy, what feels life-giving, and where God may be leading.

• Why clarity is layered and often comes one step at a time.

Reflection prompts for this week:

• What repeated themes or nudges have you noticed as you’ve practiced listening?

• What feels heavy right now—something you might need less of?

• What feels life-giving—something God may be inviting you into more deeply?

Clarity doesn’t come from striving—it comes from slowing down, listening, and trusting God to highlight what’s next. Practice noticing, stay gentle with yourself, and remember that clarity is a compass, not a detailed map.

Next week, we’ll wrap up the series by talking about how to create—taking the clarity we’ve gained and shaping it into something meaningful in our lives.

If this episode encouraged you, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Connect with me on Instagram @MarieMonville, or email me at Marie@MarieMonville.com.