You survived Shock.

You worked your way through Limbo.

Now comes the part that can feel surprisingly uncomfortable: living again.

In this week's episode of Start Your Comeback, Toni begins the five-week ReEntry series with a personal look at what her own ReEntry actually looked like after divorce and becoming an empty nester.

It wasn't the day the divorce became final.

It began in a nearly empty apartment filled with hand-me-down furniture and one unexpected realization:

She wanted to be lighter.

Toni shares what happened when freedom finally arrived, but she wasn't quite sure what to do with it, why staying constantly busy became a way to avoid loneliness, and how she slowly began discovering who she was outside the life she'd known for 25 years.

You'll hear:

• Why Reentry is different from simply surviving a transition
• How busyness can sometimes disguise loneliness
• Why freedom can initially feel uncomfortable
• What it means to start participating in your life again
• Why readiness does not mean fearlessness
• How to choose one small action instead of trying to reinvent your whole life
• Why your first play matters more than having the entire game plan

This Week's Challenge

Ask yourself:

What is one thing I know I'm ready to try even if I have to do it afraid?

Then take the play.

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Read The Limbo Letters on SubStack and subscribe so you don't miss the rest of the ReEntry series. Paid subscribers to The Limbo Letters will receive this week's Game Plan Companion, Your First Play.

And remember:

You don't have to be fearless to take the next play. There is still time left on the clock.

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