Mary L Thompson
Your Stuck Pattern

You're a Quiet Fade.

Nothing is technically wrong.

That's actually the problem.

Your Result

What The Quiet Fade actually is

Here's the thing about a Quiet Fade:  it's almost impossible to see from the outside.  Nothing is technically wrong.  You haven't quit anything.  You haven't fallen apart in any dramatic, story-worthy way.

You just notice, somewhere around 4pm on a regular Tuesday, that the woman you used to be felt more alive than the one you are now.
And then you feel a little guilty for noticing. Because look at your life. It's fine. Better than fine. So you tell yourself to just stop it.  Get it together.  Which helps zero percent.  
Here's the sitch: you're not lost. You're disoriented. And those are not the same thing.
Lost means you don't know where you are.  That feels a bit hopeless. 
Disoriented means everything around you changed, and you just can't quite calibrate the you you're supposed to be now with the you you once were.
That girl's not gone. She got quiet. There's a difference, and the difference matters.

You haven't lost yourself dramatically — it's been more gradual than that. You oriented so faithfully to everything and everyone around you that somewhere in the process, the you underneath all of it got quieter. The flatness you're feeling isn't a character flaw and it's not ingratitude.

It's a signal, not a sentence.

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A Personal Note

From me to you


I want you to know how glad I am you're here.
I made the Stuck Pattern framework because "stuck" or "lost" or "small" were too general.  As I worked with women who were feeling stuck and watched my STRONG framework help them turn everything around, I noticed that there were differences to HOW they were stuck. Patterns, even. Your heart and your feelings are too tender and too precise to be generalized. And naming has power.  
It is not uncommon for many of us at one point or another to wake up one ordinary morning and realize the volume on our own lives has been slowly turned down without our permission.
I read every result. I pray for the women who come through this. 
And I want to say plainly: God is not done with you yet. The hunger you're feeling for more, the grief over feeling small — that's not you being crazy or ungrateful. That's evidence.
You were never meant to live on a dimmer switch.

— Mary