How to get out of your head and unstuck in life.
- Kerri Cummings
- Apr 6, 2022
- 3 min read
Do you know how it feels to want something in your life to change, but you have so many things in your head that you just can’t figure out what to do? Do you feel frazzled sometimes? Like, you need to move forward with a problem you’re facing but you’re so overthinking things that it’s impossible to even know what you’re thinking?

Does that even make sense? I mean, Let’s say you know you’re not happy with how things in your life are going, but you’re not quite sure what it is. After all, you’re grateful for your kids, your relationship is ok, you’ve got some good friends, and your career is pretty good too. What’s really to complain about?
Yet, you feel unhappy. You feel “blah”. And you know you don’t want to feel that way. You ask yourself, “Is it even possible to feel joy, or is that simply unrealistic in this life?” After all, no marriage is perfect. No job is always fun. Right? But you still feel like there has to be more to life than this. It’s almost as if you are invisible.
Does that sound familiar?
Listen. When you start noticing this “blah” feeling of dissatisfaction, disorientation, dis-ease, you need to change something. But how can you change something if you don’t know WHAT?! #preach
Having a feeling of dissatisfaction is a sign that you’ve stopped listening to your own inner voice. You’ve been letting your mind – that inner critic – get in the way of your inner expert.
This doesn’t happen overnight. You see, there are all kinds of things that keep us from HEARING and LISTENING to our inner voice, our wise master.
Expectations of parents & family
Expectations of society.
Your own inner beliefs that are subconsciously driving your decisions and actions.
Distractions from constantly being “busy” and “on”
Social media (everyone seems to be an expert about how YOU should FEEL).
Fear & anxiety.
Perfectionism
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This is the self-care that I needed today! That “blah” feeling is so real, and I love the reminder to start small and listen to my inner voice again. Thank you for putting this into words so beautifully 🙌💛