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More to Give: Your Journey Continues to Grow at Every Stage

  • Writer: Deane Lam
    Deane Lam
  • Jun 9
  • 3 min read

For those of you who’ve experienced success and now find yourselves in a quieter season — navigating shifts in pace, identity, or direction — and who still sense a quiet spark, even amid uncertainty or change. You’ve shown up, made a difference, and even now — there’s still more within you.


This is not about starting over or chasing the spotlight. It is about pausing with intention — giving yourself permission to exhale, to acknowledge how far you’ve come, and to let that be enough for a moment.


Let me invite you to offer yourself some kindness, to honour your journey with compassion, and to move forward at your own pace — with grounded energy, quiet confidence, and renewed purpose.


Grounding in Worth and Contribution

  • Looking back — what are you most proud of, not in terms of titles, but in impact?

  • Who have you quietly influenced over the years — even if you didn’t realize it at the time?

  • What part of your work or life has left a mark that still matters today?


Honouring the Transition

  • What are you discovering about yourself in this slower, more spacious season?

  • What if this isn’t the end of the story — but the beginning of a wiser chapter?

  • How would you describe the kind of legacy you’re already living, not just leaving?


Redefining Success Now

  • What does "success" mean to you today — if it’s not about scale, speed, or spotlight?

  • What do you now carry (experience, perspective, freedom) that younger you didn’t?

  • If your role is evolving, what kind of contribution feels right for this next chapter?


Finding Forward Energy

  • What’s something small you’d like to offer or create — just because it brings you joy?

  • If you could share your wisdom with others — who might benefit most right now?

  • What kind of rhythm or project would feel just right for where you are in life?


Embracing Self-Compassion and Appreciation

  • What would it feel like to truly say, “I’ve done my part well” — and believe it?

  • In what ways have you already earned the permission to slow down — or choose differently?

  • How can you honour both what’s behind you and what’s still ahead?


You don’t need to reinvent yourself. You’ve already evolved.


Carry this with you: your presence holds power, your journey holds wisdom, and your next steps can be just as meaningful as the ones before.


You still have more to give — and more to enjoy.



Let the questions walk with you


1. Create Space First

Don’t rush. Block out 30–60 minutes where you won’t be interrupted. Make tea. Sit somewhere quiet. Let this be a gift to yourself — not another task.


2. Choose One Theme at a Time

The five themes (Worth, Transition, Success, Energy, Compassion) are intentionally layered. You don’t need to tackle them all at once. Start with the one that calls to you most right now — maybe:

  • You're grieving a pace change? Try Honouring the Transition.

  • Feeling stuck? Try Finding Forward Energy.


3. Write Freely, Reflect Honestly

Use a journal or voice notes. You’re not writing to impress — you’re listening to yourself. Be tender, truthful, and curious. Allow pauses. Let silence speak too.


4. Return Over Time

These questions aren’t one-and-done. They’re seeds. Come back in a week, a month, or a season. See what shifts. Track what deepens. Let them mirror your evolution.


5. Let It Inspire Gentle Action

You may uncover insights, regrets, longings — don’t rush to fix them. Instead, ask:

  • “What’s one kind thing I can do for myself this week?”

  • “What would feel meaningful — even in a small way?”


Small actions rooted in reflection are more powerful than grand gestures driven by pressure.


Believe this: Even when you don’t like the pause, trust that a quiet door may be opening to a deeper, wiser season.



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