Sample article created by the theme setup — edit it, replace it with Karima’s own writing, or delete it.
New chapters rarely begin cleanly. More often there is an in-between: the old routine has gone, the new one has not arrived, and the days feel unfamiliar.
Name what has ended
Before planning what comes next, it helps to say clearly what is over — a job, a marriage, a home, a role. Naming an ending makes room for a beginning.
Keep one anchor
In a season of change, keep one thing steady: a morning walk, a weekly call, a pot of tea. Anchors make change feel less like falling.
Try small experiments
- Take a class you have always wondered about.
- Spend a weekend somewhere new, alone.
- Write one page about the life you would like in five years.
You do not need the whole map. You only need the next step — and someone to tell when you have taken it.
