Issue #2025-42

This makes you strong ...

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As the year winds down and the holidays arrive, I’ve been sitting with the idea that not everything needs to be wrapped up neatly. Wisdom Weekly is intentionally simple. One thought, no links, no promotions, just something you can read quietly and carry with you. A pause in the noise. A moment to breathe.

Wherever this holiday season finds you, calm or complicated, joyful or tender, complete or unfinished, my wish for you is this: a little more gentleness with yourself. Today’s thought is an invitation to let things remain open if they need to, and to trust that being in the middle is not a failure… it’s part of the journey.

🧠 TL;DR

It’s okay if this season feels unfinished.​
Some things aren’t meant to resolve yet.

This Week’s Wisdom (2–3 minute read)

If we were sitting together with a pen and a napkin, here’s what I’d write:

“It’s okay if this season feels unfinished.”

We’re taught to look for closure.
Endings.
Clean lines.
Lessons neatly summarized and tied with a bow.

But real life doesn’t move that way.

Not everything wraps up cleanly.
Not every chapter announces when it’s done.
Some seasons linger — not because you’re doing something wrong, but because they’re still doing their work in you.

An unfinished season doesn’t mean you failed to complete it.
It often means you’re still becoming.

There are moments when the questions stay open longer than we’d like. When clarity hasn’t arrived yet. When things feel unresolved — in work, in relationships, in direction, in identity. And the temptation is to rush the ending. To force meaning. To push for certainty just to quiet the discomfort.

But some seasons are meant to remain open-ended.

They stretch you.
They soften you.
They prepare you in ways that only time can.

You don’t need to rush to label this moment.
You don’t need to extract the lesson prematurely.
You don’t need to know how it all turns out — yet.

If this season feels unfinished, let it be unfinished.
Trust that something is still forming beneath the surface.
And allow yourself to stay present without demanding resolution.

Completion will come when it’s ready.
Not when you force it.

For now, it’s enough to be here — still learning, still growing, still in the middle.

And that’s not a problem to solve.
It’s a season to live.

Make it a great week,

Govindh