When your well runs dry
- Aug 27
- 1 min read

Ever feel like you're going back to the same "well" for a solution, only to find it's empty?
Maybe it's a business strategy, a relationship dynamic, or a personal habit.
It worked for a while, but now...it doesn’t.
The story of the Woman at the Well has always struck me as a profound business and life lesson. She kept returning to relationships that she hoped would satisfy her, 5 and even 6 times,
but each one ran dry.
It wasn't until she found a seventh, a different kind of connection
—described as "living water"—that her search ended.
She found a love that became a source of life within her,
so she never had to search in the same empty places again.
It’s a powerful reminder to audit our own lives and ask:
Where am I drawing from a source
that has run dry?

Fr. Mark Haydu LC.
The current chaplain to the Lumen Institute, NYC, is an experienced Spiritual Director with a demonstrated history of working with and in teams from Vatican City to New York City. Skilled in retreats, mentoring, fundraising, writing, public speaking, moral theology, and spiritual counseling. He is a strong community and social services professional with a master’s degree in both Philosophical Ethics and Moral Theology, with a focus on Family and Sexual Ethics.
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