I’ve had a soft spot for all things Walt Disney for as long as I can remember.
So when my son was young, I’m not gonna lie, I stocked up on Disney movies.
So we could watch them together.
#excusetowatchdisneymovies
Give me Snow White, 101 Dalmatians, Lady & the Tramp, or Cinderella (I still know all the words to Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo)…
And I’m one happy camper!
One of my all time Walt Disney movies is Meet the Robinsons.
A magical time travel adventure, where Lewis, a young inventor, journeys to 2037.
And tries to save the future.
Along the way he meets the eccentric Robinson family who help him learn two important life lessons:
✨ to believe in himself
✨ to keep moving forward.
It’s no surprise I loved this movie.
Because as a life transitions coach I have the exact same mission…
To help women trust themselves and believe in themselves more.
And to find ways (that work for them) to get unstuck and keep moving forward.
Towards their ideal life.
Ever since watching Meet the Robinsons…
I’ve adopted Walt Disney’s words “keep moving forward” as my own personal mantra.
Which got me thinking…
When you’re stuck at a crossroads in life, it’s one thing to figure out which direction you want to go in next.
But what happens after that?
When you’ve made your decision, and you know where you want to head…
Yet you still find yourself stuck, unable to move forward.
Take me for example.
For a while I knew my website needed a refresh. I could feel it every time I looked at it.
But I kept getting stuck in overthinking. In the not knowing.
Where to even start. What needed to change.
Whether I had the skills to do it myself or needed to bring someone in.
So I did nothing.
And it sat there, quietly bothering me, for longer than I’d care to admit.
Until I finally stopped trying to figure out the whole thing at once.
That’s when I remembered this key piece…
Just like Lewis in Meet The Robinsons, who couldn’t complete his ‘save the future’ mission alone, neither could I.
It was time to ask for help.
So I did.
In small, simple ways.
I reached out for some website support, took a few deep breaths, and reminded myself that I didn’t have to figure it all out on my own.
And slowly but surely, things started to shift.
The fog lifted.
The ideas started flowing again.
And I began to move forward — one small, doable step at a time.
It was a powerful reminder that we’re never truly stuck.
Sometimes we just need to pause, reset, and open ourselves up to a little help or inspiration along the way.
So if you’ve been feeling frozen in place — unsure how to take your next step — know this: you’re not alone.
You can get unstuck.
And you don’t have to do it perfectly.
Just gently.
One small step at a time.
Because even the tiniest bit of movement is still movement.
And as Walt Disney said so beautifully…
Keep moving forward.
Kerry xo
If you know what you want but keep waiting for the right moment to start, my free guide How to Stop Waiting and Start Moving Forward is a good next step. It’s a simple, practical method for taking one small honest step — even when you don’t feel ready.

