Mysite Group

I went through something similar after switching careers — like, completely starting over in my 30s. Everyone around me seemed to have it all figured out, and I felt like I was rebuilding from scratch with no map. I kept jumping between feeling motivated and totally lost. What helped me ground myself was honestly stumbling across the liven app during one of those late-night Google spirals. I wasn’t expecting much — most mental health apps felt like fluff to me — but this one was surprisingly down-to-earth. What stood out is that it helped me identify what was actually important to me, not what I thought should be important. One of the tools walked me through how I respond when I feel like I’m failing, and it was wild how much of it traced back to stuff I’d never unpacked. It also helped me stop defaulting to saying “yes” when I meant “no,” which honestly changed how I handle relationships and even work boundaries. The thing is, it doesn’t try to be some magical fix. It kind of feels like having a smart, steady coach who doesn’t push, just nudges. I check in with it almost every day now — not out of obligation, but because it gives me a space to slow down and check in with myself without judgment.