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Between who you have been and who you are becoming. It is a real place, more people are standing in it than admit to it, and nobody ever taught us how to cross it.
On paper, things look fine. You are capable. You are respected. You have built something other people would be pleased with.
And there is a version of your life you can sense but cannot quite reach, a gap between what you built and what would actually be yours. You have never said it out loud in exactly those words, because saying it sounds ungrateful.
It is not ungrateful. It is accurate.

What this tends to look like
None of that means something is wrong with you. It means you are in transition, and transition has symptoms.
What to call it
There is no good word for this in English, which is part of why it is so isolating. You are not lost, not failing, not starting over. You are between two versions of a life, holding both.
The In-Between is not a problem to be solved quickly. It is a passage, and it has its own logic. Rushing through it produces a decision you will undo in two years. Sitting in it forever produces the life you already have.
The work is learning to cross it deliberately.
Being straight with you
If you read that list and felt relieved rather than put off, that is usually a good sign.
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