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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2026 · 24 MIN

How Do You Know Your Inner Work Is Working?

from StillPoint Logic Podcast · host Hila Eigner

You spend months reading, learning, and doing the mental work, waiting for the big moment when everything clicks. When it never comes, you assume you are doing something wrong. This episode, the Season 2 finale, looks at what success in inner work feels like while it is happening. It explores why the breakthrough you picture keeps you waiting, what to look for instead, and what Tolstoy said about life happening in the smallest changes. You may be further along than you think. In this episode, I cover: Why you wait for one big moment of change, and overlook the small ones. What success looks like when it is happening, and why it is so easy to miss. Tolstoy's story of the painter Bryullov, and the power of the tiniest change. Everyday examples, from a familiar complaint at home to a one word reply. A step by step reflection to catch the spiral while it is happening. Why the good feeling it brings is what keeps you coming back. Enjoy, Hila I'm not a therapist, think of this as guided self-reflection, and me as your reflection companion. #StillPointLogic #HilaEigner #Tolstoy #InnerWork #PersonalGrowth

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