The Miserable Maybe: Why Indecision Feels So Draining

150 - Most women don’t suddenly feel stuck…they arrive there slowly. A nudge ignored. A decision postponed. A quiet sense that something needs attention, but not today.In this episode of the Feel Light Mind and Body podcast, Clarenda Price explores the exhausting in-between space she calls the Miserable Maybe where indecision quietly drains energy, clarity, and confidence.Drawing on her background as a former nurse and certified life and weight loss coach, Clarenda explains why indecision often feels heavier than action, how ignoring early signals creates mental exhaustion, and how proactive support leads to gentler, more sustainable change.You’ll hear reflections on:Why indecision creates chronic fatigue and stressHow to discern whether this is a season to pause or a season to be supportedChoosing your “hard” with intentionInvesting time, energy, and resources into lasting healthSimple questions to help you move forward with clarityIf you’re tired of starting and stopping, overthinking, or telling yourself you’ll deal with it later, this episode will help you understand what’s really draining your energy and how to take your next right step.Ready for support?The next Feel Light Mind & Body group kicks off January 19, and it’s designed to help you work with your brain and body, not against them so change feels sustainable, supportive, and realistic for your life.Book your complimentary 20-minute consultation to see what it would look like for you.https://www.clarendasempowerment.com/free-consult--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you’re local in New Brunswick, Canada join me in person.Out of the Miserable MaybeA Live Workshop for Women Tired of Overthinking and Ready to Follow ThroughSaturday, January 24, 20261:00–4:30 p.m.Limited to 10 womenSee details and save your seat here!https://www.clarendasempowerment.com/courses/out-of-the-miserable-maybeSend me a textYou can always find out more at: https://www.clarendasempowerment.com/