There’s a powerful resource sitting right under your nose—and most entrepreneurs are blowing right past it.
It’s not another productivity hack.
It’s not a new strategy, tool, or funnel.
It’s not even something you do.
It’s something you allow.
The Asset You’re Likely Undervaluing: REST
Thomas Edison—yes, the inventor of the light bulb and a master of innovation—had a peculiar ritual. He would sit in a chair with a steel ball in his hand, let himself drift toward sleep, and when he dozed off, the ball would crash to the floor and wake him.
Why?
Because that in-between state—the space between waking and sleeping—was where he got his best ideas.
This is the hypnagogic state, sometimes called alpha or linked to the parasympathetic nervous system. It’s where the mind is calm, open, and wildly creative. This is where intuition sharpens. Where clarity drops in. Where breakthroughs happen.
It’s also the state most entrepreneurs never let themselves access—because they’re too busy grinding.
What I Discovered When I Stepped Away
Over the last week and a half, I stepped back. I paused. I rested.
No posts. No pressure. No constant output.
And like clockwork… something dropped in.
What started as a simple little “block finder quiz” has now evolved into something much more powerful:
A Block Finder Diagnostic Tool that can help you identify stuck trauma, emotional patterns, and the unseen blocks that are holding you back in your life or business.
It’s raw. It’s deep. It’s exactly what so many people are missing right now.
And I found it because I chose rest—not in spite of it.
So, Here’s Your Wake-Up Call
You don’t need more hustle.
You need more parasympathetic time.
You need more unstructured thinking.
You need more rest.
Because in the stillness is where your real genius lives. Just like Edison.
Want In?
📌 Save this post.
📩 Send it to yourself.
📤 Share it with your fellow high-performers who need a reminder to slow down.
Because in just a few days, I’ll be releasing the free Block Finder Diagnostic Tool, and trust me—you’ll want to be the first to get it.
Until then, give yourself permission to unplug. Rest.
Your million-dollar idea might be waiting in the quiet.
Sending you love and insight,
Rebecca