Welcome to "In-Between"

Life happens in the spaces between. Between where we’ve been and where we’re going. Between who we were and who we’re becoming. It’s in these spaces that are sometimes messy, uncertain, and full of possibility that growth happens.

Welcome to "In Between," my personal blog, where I share my journey navigating life’s transitions, reflecting on humanity, politics, people, and ideas, and exploring the tools that have helped me along the way. This isn’t a place for expertise or polished perfection. It’s a space for honest storytelling and authentic connection.

This is me.

I’ve always been fascinated by the ways we grow. Not just in the big, transformative moments but in the small, everyday choices we make to live with more intention and joy. For me, this blog is about holding space for those choices and the lessons they bring. It’s about reframing the stories we tell ourselves, finding joy in the process, and embracing the power of “in between.”

You’ll find posts here about the things that inspire me, challenge me, and sometimes keep me up at night. From tools I’ve gathered on my journey, like books, prayers, or meditation to reflections on how we connect with one another and the world. My hope is that something here resonates with you.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life doesn’t come with a roadmap. We’re all just figuring it out as we go. This blog isn’t about answers. It’s about exploration. I’ll share what works for me, what I’m learning, and maybe even a few missteps along the way.

So, why "In Between"? Because that’s where the magic happens. It’s where we sit with the uncertainty, wrestle with the questions, and discover who we are. It’s where life feels the most real.

Thank you for being here. Whether you’ve stumbled upon this blog by accident or followed a link from my social media, I’m glad you’ve found your way. I hope this space feels like a conversation where we can reflect, grow, and navigate this journey together.

Here’s to living fully in the “in between.”

Warmly,

Jeannine

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