What If It All Works Out (Even If It Doesn’t)?

What do you do when something that matters deeply to you is completely outside of your control?

In today’s episode, Trisha shares a personal coaching experience that challenged her in unexpected ways. During a season of deep distress, her coach posed a question that initially felt dismissive and even unsettling:

What if you decided to believe that in five years, it would all work out?

This episode explores why that question felt so uncomfortable, what it revealed about control and emotional responsibility, and how loosening our grip on outcomes can create space for growth—even when situations don’t resolve the way we hope.

Rather than offering a tidy, “everything worked out perfectly” ending, Trisha reflects honestly on how some things actually became harder, while her capacity to face them grew stronger. This conversation is an invitation to hold two truths at once: acknowledging what is hard right now, while allowing room for hope that things won’t always feel this way.

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Key takeaway:
Letting yourself believe that things won’t always be this hard doesn’t invalidate what you’re going through right now. Hope and hardship can coexist—and sometimes hope simply looks like choosing to breathe and take the next day as it comes.

If this episode resonates, take a moment to reflect on what you might be holding that was never yours to carry.

Thanks for listening, friend.