@Caurie Waddell It's so great that you're sharing this so openly. You're navigating a tough and multi-layered decision, but how you outline your options shows how intentional and thoughtful you are. That's a strength already. 🌟 Let's pause for a moment and sit with this: You mentioned that Option 3 is the best choice, yet there's a pull (some FOMO) when leaving the work you excel at and enjoy. That's valid! Here is something for you to explore: 1. What excites you most about Option 3? Is it the stability, the future possibilities, or the growth from trying something new? 2. What does staying in your current role mean beyond the comfort of familiarity? Is it the joy of doing work you excel at, the team dynamics, or something else? 3. If you were to fast-forward to a year from now, which path aligns most with where you want to be—not just in your career but as a person? It sounds like part of you is being drawn toward the potential of transformation and growth in Option 3—while another part feels attached to what feels fulfilling right now. That tension we all face when stepping into uncertainty. The familiar versus the unknown. Let's simplify this moment: What would you make if you knew you couldn't fail? Sometimes, exploring that question can help clarify what you truly want. And remember, these aren't necessarily doors that close forever. Even if you choose Option 3, can you incorporate aspects of the work you love into that new role? Or perhaps the ‘'FOMO’' points to something you can hold onto and carry forward with you, no matter your choice. You're already doing the hard work of showing up, reflecting, and being honest. Trust that whichever choice you make will serve you somehow—because you will show up for it. You've got this! ✨

@Caurie Waddell 🥰