When everything in life fails and comes crashing down, it’s a sign to move, not a punishment. You have a purpose.
Collapse has a pattern. Relationships end, careers stall, structures you trusted stop working, and it feels personal, even cruel. But history, psychology, and lived experience all point to the same thing, systems only break when they can no longer support what is trying to emerge next.
Stagnation is comfortable, but it’s also invisible. Movement only begins when the old framework can no longer hold you in place. What feels like loss is often pressure, a forced recalibration that reveals direction through disruption.
The mistake is interpreting collapse as judgment instead of instruction. Nothing is ending to erase you. Something is ending because staying would cost you more than leaving ever could. Learn More