One of the most surprising things women experience in circle is how similar our inner worlds often are.

Different lives. Different stories. And yet the same themes surface again and again. Overwhelm. Self doubt. Longing for rest. Wanting to feel more like ourselves again.

Hearing this reflected back through others creates a sense of belonging that is difficult to find elsewhere.

You realize you are not failing. You are responding normally to a demanding world.

Many women come to my circles carrying a quiet confusion.

On the surface, life looks full. Busy calendars. Responsibilities. People who need them. Social plans. Work. Family. A constant stream of doing.

And yet, beneath all of that, there is a persistent feeling of disconnection.

Not always dramatic. Often subtle. A sense of being slightly untethered from oneself. Like something essential has gone quiet.

Women often tell me, “I don’t know what’s wrong. Nothing is technically wrong. I think I’m just numb.”