Why You Feel Stuck (And Why That’s a Good Sign)
Written by Derek Wolf for Learn to Be Intuitive at L2Bintuitive.com
Let’s get right to it
If you feel stuck right now, like you can’t move forward, like nothing’s clicking… good.
That means you’re not asleep anymore.
Most people don’t feel stuck because they’re lazy or broken.
They feel stuck because they’re finally starting to see the problem—and can’t go back to pretending it’s not there.
That’s the tension you’re sitting in.
That’s the real beginning.
It’s the space between what you used to tolerate…
and what you’re no longer willing to live with.
Intuition almost always wakes up in that space.
Not during the high points.
Not when things are perfect.
It starts to whisper when the old answers stop working.
When your body says no but you say yes.
When the job, the relationship, the routine all feel misaligned—but you can’t explain why.
That’s not failure.
That’s awareness.
But here’s where it gets confusing:
Feeling stuck doesn’t always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like burnout.
Sometimes it looks like boredom.
Sometimes it just looks like silence.
You’re waiting for a signal, but you’re not getting one.
You’re not inspired.
You’re not excited.
You’re not lit up.
And in that stillness, it’s easy to think:
“Something’s wrong with me.”
But nothing is wrong.
You’re just finally still enough to hear what’s been buried under the noise.
That’s when intuition starts to stretch.
It doesn’t show up with fireworks—it shows up with friction.
That little internal rub.
The tightness in your chest.
The irritation that won’t go away.
The thought that keeps circling back even when you try to ignore it.
That’s not dysfunction.
That’s your signal.
And if you feel stuck, it means you’re listening—whether you realize it or not.
So stop waiting for the perfect breakthrough.
Stop trying to solve it all in one clean sweep.
Instead:
Sit with it.
Ask your body what it’s trying to say.
Let your stillness speak.
This is the moment where your intuition gets loud enough to be felt—if you stop trying to outrun it.
And no, it won’t always give you a clear next step.
Sometimes the only message is:
“You can’t keep living like this.”
That’s enough.
Because when you feel stuck, what you’re really feeling is the beginning of change.
And the beginning of change always feels tight.
So breathe into it.
Trust it.
And don’t mistake stillness for failure.
Your inner voice hasn’t left you.
You’ve just finally gotten quiet enough to hear it.
You’re not broken.
You’re not lost.
You’re just waking up.
Keep going.
Derek
Derek Wolf © 2025 Derek Wolf. All rights reserved. Originally published on L2Bintuitive.com
Written by Derek Wolf for Learn to Be Intuitive at L2Bintuitive.com
Let’s get right to it
If you feel stuck right now, like you can’t move forward, like nothing’s clicking… good.
That means you’re not asleep anymore.
Most people don’t feel stuck because they’re lazy or broken.
They feel stuck because they’re finally starting to see the problem—and can’t go back to pretending it’s not there.
That’s the tension you’re sitting in.
That’s the real beginning.
It’s the space between what you used to tolerate…
and what you’re no longer willing to live with.
Intuition almost always wakes up in that space.
Not during the high points.
Not when things are perfect.
It starts to whisper when the old answers stop working.
When your body says no but you say yes.
When the job, the relationship, the routine all feel misaligned—but you can’t explain why.
That’s not failure.
That’s awareness.
But here’s where it gets confusing:
Feeling stuck doesn’t always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like burnout.
Sometimes it looks like boredom.
Sometimes it just looks like silence.
You’re waiting for a signal, but you’re not getting one.
You’re not inspired.
You’re not excited.
You’re not lit up.
And in that stillness, it’s easy to think:
“Something’s wrong with me.”
But nothing is wrong.
You’re just finally still enough to hear what’s been buried under the noise.
That’s when intuition starts to stretch.
It doesn’t show up with fireworks—it shows up with friction.
That little internal rub.
The tightness in your chest.
The irritation that won’t go away.
The thought that keeps circling back even when you try to ignore it.
That’s not dysfunction.
That’s your signal.
And if you feel stuck, it means you’re listening—whether you realize it or not.
So stop waiting for the perfect breakthrough.
Stop trying to solve it all in one clean sweep.
Instead:
Sit with it.
Ask your body what it’s trying to say.
Let your stillness speak.
This is the moment where your intuition gets loud enough to be felt—if you stop trying to outrun it.
And no, it won’t always give you a clear next step.
Sometimes the only message is:
“You can’t keep living like this.”
That’s enough.
Because when you feel stuck, what you’re really feeling is the beginning of change.
And the beginning of change always feels tight.
So breathe into it.
Trust it.
And don’t mistake stillness for failure.
Your inner voice hasn’t left you.
You’ve just finally gotten quiet enough to hear it.
You’re not broken.
You’re not lost.
You’re just waking up.
Keep going.
Derek
Derek Wolf © 2025 Derek Wolf. All rights reserved. Originally published on L2Bintuitive.com