Your New Season Awaits.
- Kay Williams
- May 28, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 8
If you don’t like where you are… move. Sometimes the place you’re standing in is no longer where you belong. And sometimes, the hardest truth is that we outgrow even the people we love. Both are okay. We cannot step into who we desire to be while clinging to who we’ve always been.
For me, growth always begins with awareness. The kind that whispers: “This isn’t working anymore.” It’s the moment you recognize that the old habits, the old ways of thinking, the old patterns that once kept you safe can no longer carry you forward. I had to unlearn so many of the things I once accepted as “just the way I am.” To reach new places, I had to step into new practices. And that starts by noticing where I’ve been standing too long. The truth is, those old habits and beliefs once served a purpose. They were survival tools — defense mechanisms, motivators, boundaries. They helped me feel safe in a season when safety mattered most.
But every season changes. Winter comes and clears away what cannot survive her frost. Then spring arrives, carrying seedlings of something new. To embrace what’s ahead, I had to give myself grace for the choices I made back then. They got me here, but they don’t have to keep me here. Sometimes that means shifting your pace. Changing your direction. Moving your location. And sometimes, it simply means giving yourself permission to begin again.
🌼 Message to the Reader
Change simply means to adapt — to make something suitable for a new use or purpose. Change is inevitable. And the truth is, we don’t change everything overnight. We change little by little, day by day, until suddenly we look back and realize: we’ve grown. Change is when something old becomes something new. It’s when you choose to stop clinging to places and people you’ve outgrown, and instead open your hands to what God has been preparing all along.
This is your reminder: you deserve to live your best life, and you already carry everything you need to create it. I pray you develop the wisdom to see what needs to shift in your life, and the courage to step boldly into it.








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