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Episode 16 - From Chaos to Coherence: When Things Feel Worse on the Way to Better

Episode 16 - From Chaos to Coherence: When Things Feel Worse on the Way to Better

Update: 2025-04-30
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In today's episode, we're diving into a real (and often hidden) part of the growth process: how things can feel messier, heavier, or more chaotic right before they truly expand.

This is the work ofย capacity building โ€” the nervous system learning how to hold more energy, more change, more life without defaulting back into old patterns of survival stress.

If you've ever found yourself wondering, "Why do I feel worse even though I'm doing all the right things?" โ€” this episode is for you.

We'll explore:

  • Why discomfort often signals true expansion (not failure)

  • How the nervous system recalibrates during growth

  • How to move through the "in-between" without shutting down or self-sabotaging

  • What it really means to build capacity for ease, flow, and creation

Links & Resources:

๐ŸŒฟ Ready to start supporting your nervous system at a gentle, accessible pace?
The Nervous System Sanctuaryย โ€” a monthly space for steady growth, regulation, and ease.

๐ŸŒŸ Ready for deeper, transformational work?
Heal Your Nervous System and Thrive โ€” a 1:1 journey for soulful leaders and creatives ready to clear outdated survival patterns and step into greater freedom, clarity, and power.ย 

My book on Amazon -- read my story here.
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"Grace" written and recorded by Paul Briggs and used by permission.ย 
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Episode 16 - From Chaos to Coherence: When Things Feel Worse on the Way to Better

Episode 16 - From Chaos to Coherence: When Things Feel Worse on the Way to Better

Rachel Hardy