The days between Christmas and the new year can feel strangely disorienting.

The celebration is over.

The calendar hasn’t reset.

And there’s a quiet pressure to start planning — even when your heart isn’t ready.

In this gentle, pastoral episode of Anointed Scribe, we’re honoring the in-between space — the pause between what was and what comes next. This is not a teaching episode or a call to action. It’s an invitation to breathe, to rest without guilt, and to trust that God is present even when nothing feels clear.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why the in-between is not wasted time — but inhabited time
• How God often works in transitions throughout Scripture
• Why fogginess, fatigue, and reflection are not signs of failure
• How to release end-of-year guilt and receive grace instead

If you’re feeling unmotivated, emotionally tender, or unsure what to do next, this episode is a reminder that you don’t need to decide anything right now.

If you sense there may be something deeper underneath your exhaustion or restlessness, you’re invited to take the clarity quiz: Why Your Author Business Isn’t Working the Way It Should

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