Are you in a Groove or a Pot Hole?

Are you in a Groove or a Pot Hole? | Personal Growth, Teach MeA groove is defined as a “fixed routine or habit”, and sometimes those are good. It saves us time and energy to be able to do tasks without having to think about every single step. That’s great when it’s useful, but what about those grooves or habits that no longer serve us? What about when we slide right into them and have no idea until much later when we realize we didn’t get what we wanted, or it cost too much?

This month, PowHERhouse Vibrant Living Editor, Janine Karlsen, is going to walk us through a time when that exact thing happened to her.

“I fell into my groove, and it was completely counter-productive. I’m going to explain the key to doing it differently, and I’m going to illustrate why laughter can be your best ally. Click on the link, read through, and see what ideas you get!”

Thanks Janine!


Janine Karlsen is our PowHERhouse Vibrant Living Editor.  You can connect with Janine on her website.

Charlene SanJenko

Charlene SanJenko is an Indigenous founder, intuitive strategist, and transformation practitioner with more than 25 years of experience helping people clarify what matters, navigate pivotal transitions, and move toward their next chapter with greater trust and intention. A two-time founder, former elected municipal leader, community economic development specialist, and creator of the Transformation, by design methodology, Charlene brings together intuitive insight, strategic thinking, embodied practice, and a deep understanding of human potential. Her private Orientation work is designed for people standing at a threshold. Through a highly personalized process, she helps clients recognize patterns, refine their vision, reconnect with their inner knowing, and create the conditions for meaningful, sustainable change. Blending intuitive insight with grounded strategic reflection, Charlene’s work supports individuals and teams to recalibrate their next chapter, reconnecting to what matters most, and moving forward with intentionality, coherence, and aligned momentum.