Kimberly Hoyt: EMBR Mornings

How Confusion Can Actually Help You Grow. 8/3/25

Kimberly Hoyt

Confusion is a clue, trust your inner voice, pause for clarity. In this EMBR Mornings reflection, discover why overwhelm and “shiny object” syndrome signal a need for integration, not more information, so you can sift through the noise and reconnect to what you truly want.

Today’s benefit: you’ll learn how embracing stillness—rather than chasing every new strategy—uncovers your own wisdom, reduces frustration, and leads to authentic direction from within.

✨ EMBR Mornings is a daily soul-centered reflection to help women return to who they truly are—grounded, beloved, and on purpose. Each five-minute episode offers a sacred pause to sip your coffee, breathe with intention, and remember the ember within.

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Today's theme is confusion is a clue, not a flaw. So good morning, friend. Grab your coffee. Let's get into it. This morning we're talking about confusion. That foggy, frustrating place we all land in sometimes when the next step isn't clear. But what if confusion isn't a dead end? It's a direction. Ever heard of Shiny object syndrome? Oh, you have it too. You've been there. Yeah, me too. So that place where there are too many options, too many voices, too many shoulds. I have been in the realm of real estate investing for the past three years, and every time a new strategy pops up, co-living, multi-family, I. Airbnbs, whatever it is, I feel a pull, ooh, I can make money with that, or My skills would be great in this area, and yet nothing was really flowing and I wasn't really making any money. I told myself I was stuck, but the truth, actually, I wasn't stuck. I was overloaded, and I wasn't listening. I heard someone say this: Confusion is often a sign you've stopped trusting your own voice. And just like that, it clicked. I didn't need more information. I needed integration. I needed stillness to sift through the noise and hear what was already inside me and what I truly wanted. If you're feeling scattered or unclear, it doesn't mean you're failing. It means it is time to pause. Get quiet and ask better questions. Clarity isn't always loud. A lot of times it whispers. So the question for today that I want you to ask, where am I confusing distraction for direction? Where are you chasing clarity outside of yourself when you already know the truth and the answers are within? Trust that your inner voice hasn't left you. You just have to slow down long enough to hear it. All right, let's EMBR the day ahead with less noise and more knowing. Till tomorrow.