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What This Past Year Taught Me About Intuition, Emotional Regulation, and Consistency
How nervous system support changed the way I live from the inside out. Looking back, I can see how this space was building me just as I was building it. About a year ago, on my birthday, I started this website. At the time, it wasn’t a brand or a movement in my mind. It was a place to capture patterns, questions, and lived observations — especially around intuition, emotions, and change. I knew there was a deeper purpose, but when my husband asked what I was building, my answ
Bethany Blaine
2 days ago5 min read


From Consuming to Creating: Turning Knowledge into Wisdom
If you feel like you’re always learning, reflecting, taking things in — but not really moving forward — there’s a reason. Actually, there are a few reasons. Most people assume they’re stuck because they’re unmotivated or unsure, or they need more education to feel confident in their "expertise". That’s rarely the case. More often, they’re stuck because taking things in feels safer than letting something new move through them. The Pattern Most People Miss Here’s what this us
Bethany Blaine
Oct 8, 20253 min read


The Comparison Trap (and How to Shift Through it Gracefully)
Comparison is a sneaky energy to be in. Learn to move through it gracefully.
Bethany Blaine
Oct 2, 20254 min read


Walking Your Hero’s Journey: How to Turn Struggle into Transformation
The Middle Isn’t a Breakdown — It’s the Pattern Showing Itself Most people don’t fall apart because they’re incapable. They fall apart because something in their life is changing faster than their patterns know how to support. Burnout. Relationship strain. Identity shifts. That unsettling feeling of “I don’t recognize myself anymore.” We tend to treat these moments like personal failures. Like something has gone wrong. From a behavioral perspective, they’re something else ent
Bethany Blaine
Sep 4, 20253 min read


Vulnerability vs. Transparency: The Difference That Changes How You’re Seen, Supported, and Understood
Walk with me for a moment. You’re sitting with someone you trust. Maybe your partner, a friend, maybe even a therapist, and you start sharing something real. You’re honest. You’re clear. You’re even a little proud of how well you’re articulating it. They nod. They listen. They hear you. But something in you still feels… untouched. Like they heard the words but didn’t actually meet you inside them. Most people chalk that feeling up to “they don’t get me.” But often, the real r
Bethany Blaine
Jun 10, 20254 min read
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