What this quote means

This phrase evokes the period between two states, where one is no longer what one was, but not yet what one will become. This ambiguity can be unsettling, but it is also fertile: it allows exploration, questioning, and growth. Recognizing this 'social limbo' helps us be more tolerant of ourselves and others going through these phases. It's an invitation to accept uncertainty as an integral part of becoming.

How to apply it daily

If you are in a transitional period, clearly name what you feel (ambiguity, impatience) and give yourself permission not to have all the answers immediately.