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Sometimes life looks good on paper – steady job, supportive community, meaningful work – and yet something in you still aches for more.
More creativity.
More alignment.
More connection.
And along with that desire often comes guilt.
This short reflection is a reminder that wanting more doesn’t make you ungrateful.
It means you’re alive.
It means you’re paying attention to what still matters to you.
You’re allowed to honor what you have and still reach for what’s next – without apology, and without guilt.
By Matt Gilhooly5
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Sometimes life looks good on paper – steady job, supportive community, meaningful work – and yet something in you still aches for more.
More creativity.
More alignment.
More connection.
And along with that desire often comes guilt.
This short reflection is a reminder that wanting more doesn’t make you ungrateful.
It means you’re alive.
It means you’re paying attention to what still matters to you.
You’re allowed to honor what you have and still reach for what’s next – without apology, and without guilt.