After last week's little rant, I came back to the UK expecting belonging.I thought familiar places, people, and history might settle the pull I’d been feeling from afar.

Instead, I felt the walls closing in.

In this follow-up to last week’s rant, I talk honestly about what it was like being back in the UK for a week. Seeing clients. Catching up with family and friends. And realising that the pull I’d been questioning wasn’t towards “home” at all.

This episode is about mistaking familiarity for belonging.
About what happens when stillness starts to feel like containment.
And about recognising that some people aren’t meant to stay rooted in one place forever.

If you’ve ever built a life that looks right on paper but still felt restless, this episode might put words to something you’ve felt but never quite named.