What This Is

The Readiness Mirror isn't a tool for solving problems or finding answers.

It's a reflective space that helps you hear what's already present — especially when effort feels heavy, decisions feel charged, or something keeps asking for attention without resolving.

Nothing here is meant to move you forward.
It's meant to help you locate yourself more accurately.

How to Begin

You don't need to prepare or explain anything.

You can begin with:

• a sentence
• a fragment
• a feeling
• or something unfinished

Many people start by responding to one of the opening prompts, but there is no right way to engage.

What Happens Here

The Readiness Mirror reflects back what you say — not to interpret or diagnose it, but to slow it down enough to be heard.

You may notice:

• patterns you hadn't named
• where effort is being carried quietly
• a softening of internal pressure
• or nothing obvious at all

All of these are valid outcomes.

This space does not offer advice, strategies, or next steps.

When This Helps

Reflection can be useful when:

• action feels blocked or costly
• urgency is present but direction isn't
• something keeps resurfacing without resolving
• work is functioning but feels heavier than it should

Often, what changes isn't the situation — but how it's being held.

When to Step Away

This isn't the right space if you're looking for:

• decisions
• plans
• answers
• momentum

If you need to act quickly or solve something concrete, it may be better to step away and return later.

Nothing is lost by leaving.