There comes a point in healing where nothing dramatic is happening anymore. You’re not having huge breakthroughs. You’re not crying on the bathroom floor. You’re not reading books that completely change your life.You’re just… going for walks. Drinking water. Setting boundaries. Taking care of yourself. And somehow, that can feel strangely uncomfortable.In this solo episode, Gen explores why so many of us mistake peace for boredom, why healing often becomes less exciting over time, and what psychology teaches us about growth, repetition, and nervous system regulation.Because maybe you’re not stuck.Maybe the emergency is over.Topics discussed:Why healing stops feeling dramaticThe psychology of repetition and behavior changeHedonic adaptation and emotional growthMistaking peace for boredomBuilding trust in yourself through small daily actionsLearning to feel safe in the quietIf you’ve ever wondered whether you’re still healing because life feels a little… ordinary, this episode is for you.Follow Gen around:Instagram | Threads | Medium | Substack | Website

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