Recognize the Pattern: The Fastest Way to Stop Repeating the Same Pain

Recognize the Pattern: The Fastest Way to Stop Repeating the Same Pain

Recognize the Pattern: The Fastest Way to Stop Repeating the Same PainLinda Binns
Published on: 24/01/2026

When Something Repeats, It’s Trying to Get Your Attention “Chains of habit are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to be broken.” — Warren Buffett If you’re highly sensitive, you often notice patterns before other people do. You notice tone changes. Energy shifts. What’s unsaid. What’s “off.” And when a repeating situation starts to show up — again — it can feel exhausting and unfair. But here’s a reframe I come back to again and again: A repeating experience is often a pattern asking for your attention… not a punishment. Patterns show up in many forms: • You keep working for people who don’t value you. • You keep attracting relationships where you over-give. • You start strong in a job — then slowly feel boxed in and drained. • You keep saying yes, then resent it later. • You keep trying harder… and still feel behind. When the outer details change but the feeling stays the same, that’s a clue.

Energy StrategiesSelf-CarePersonal GrowthHighly Sensitive
Value Without Apology: Boundaries That Stop Discounting Yourself

Value Without Apology: Boundaries That Stop Discounting Yourself

Value Without Apology: Boundaries That Stop Discounting YourselfLinda Binns
Published on: 12/09/2025

If you care deeply, it’s easy to equate “being helpful” with saying yes, adding extras, or softening your price. The result: resentment, confusion, and work that no longer feels good. Valuing your work isn’t pushy—it’s clear, kind, and sustainable.

Self-CarePersonal GrowthLaw of Attraction
Stop Taking Things Personally: A 4R Curiosity Pause to Reclaim Your Energy

Stop Taking Things Personally: A 4R Curiosity Pause to Reclaim Your Energy

Stop Taking Things Personally: A 4R Curiosity Pause to Reclaim Your EnergyLinda Binns
Published on: 05/09/2025

When something lands “personally,” energy narrows: thoughts speed up, breath turns fast and shallow, and old stories rush in. This short practice helps you expand again—so you respond from center, not from a spike of emotion.

Personal GrowthHighly Sensitive