The bigger the low, the bigger the opportunity to rise.
It’s easy to feel lost, stuck, or defeated when you’re in a low moment.
Whether it’s a heartbreak, a setback, a season of burnout or uncertainty—it can feel like everything is unraveling. And maybe, in a way, it is.
But here’s what I want you to remember:
Every low point holds the wisdom, strength, and clarity needed to evolve into your next chapter.
Not in spite of the pain—but because of it.
The Hidden Intelligence of Hard Seasons
Life’s most difficult moments are not detours from your path. They are the path. They strip away what’s no longer aligned. They confront the parts of you that are ready to be redefined. They reveal truths you might have otherwise ignored.
It’s in the low points where we:
Get radically honest with ourselves.
Discover what truly matters.
Find out what we’re really made of.
These are not signs of failure.
They are initiations.
They are invitations.
The Wisdom in the Wreckage
If you’re in a low right now—pause and breathe.
You don’t need to fix it all today.
But you can begin to ask:
What is this season teaching me?
What part of me is being asked to soften… or to rise?
What truth is becoming clearer through this discomfort?
You are not broken.
You are breaking open.
And on the other side of that opening?
A stronger, wiser, more aligned version of you is emerging.
You’re Being Shaped—Not Stopped
It might not look or feel like it right now, but this season is shaping you.
It’s building your capacity.
It’s deepening your roots.
It’s clarifying your vision.
The rise always comes.
And when it does, you’ll look back on this time not with resentment, but with reverence—for what it taught you, and for who you became because of it.
Journaling Prompt:
What low point in my past shaped me in a meaningful way?
What strengths or insights did I gain that I didn’t have before?
If I trusted that this current low is shaping my rise… how might I move through it differently?
All my best,
Cristan