Crystal Incarity
When clarity stops being an idea and becomes a way you live.
This topic has been alive in me for a while. It started surfacing in my sessions when I noticed how often people try to “get clear” by thinking harder. They treat clarity like a puzzle they can solve if they just stare at it long enough. I know that approach – I’ve done it myself. And I also know where it leads: tension in your body, overcomplicated decisions, and a sense of being further away from the answer than when you started.
The truth is, my own clarity has never come from grinding my brain into it. It’s arrived in moments when I’ve let my body catch up with me. When I’ve stopped filling the space with words, plans, or other people’s voices. When I’ve been willing to feel what’s actually here – without rushing to fix it.
That’s what I mean by Crystal Incarity. Clarity that’s not a thought you hold, but a state that lives through you. It shows up in how you stand, how you breathe, how you move through a conversation. It’s not something you try to maintain – it’s something you return to when you’ve drifted away.
Why am I talking about this now? Because lately, I’ve seen how many leaders, teams, and individuals are making decisions from mental clarity while their whole system is in chaos. It might look good on paper, but it’s not aligned with what they can actually sustain. And that disconnect costs them – in energy, trust, and momentum.
If you take one thing from this post, let it be this: stop trying to think yourself into clarity. Notice where in your body you already know. Slow down enough for that knowing to have a voice. The mind will try to make it complicated. The body will keep it simple. And once you feel that, you won’t need to force your way forward – you’ll already be moving.
Shift Section: The next evolution starts when you stop forcing clarity and start feeling it. Where in your life could you stop thinking your way forward and start sensing your way into it?
Let’s unlock the next evolution together.
Louise
