Unfiltered & Unapologetic with Caitlin

2. Why Don't I Know What I Like Anymore? Rediscovering Yourself Outside of Work, Expectations, and Obligations

Season 2 Episode 2

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Have you ever been asked what you enjoy doing and realized you didn't know how to answer?

Many of us know exactly what we're responsible for. We know our deadlines, obligations, careers, and family expectations. But somewhere along the way, we lose touch with who we are outside of our responsibilities.

In this episode, I explore why so many adults feel disconnected from themselves, how survival mode and productivity can overshadow self-discovery, and why rediscovering yourself often starts with curiosity rather than having all the answers.

We talk about:
 ✨ The difference between being busy and feeling fulfilled
 ✨ Why many of us struggle to identify what we genuinely enjoy
 ✨ How our roles and responsibilities can become our entire identity
 ✨ Why you're not supposed to be the same person forever
 ✨ The importance of trying new experiences and embracing being a beginner
 ✨ Practical ways to reconnect with yourself and discover new interests

If you've been feeling stuck, disconnected, or unsure of who you are outside of work, school, relationships, or responsibilities, this episode is for you.

Reflection Questions

• When was the last time I did something simply because I enjoyed it?

• What activities make me lose track of time?

• What version of myself am I still holding onto that no longer fits?

• If nobody judged me, what would I spend more time doing?

Affirmation

"I give myself permission to explore, evolve, and become the person God created me to be."

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