"And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom." - Anais Nin
Transition is the journey created by change. It may be change in relationships, health, money, career or whatever moves you from the familiar to the unfamiliar. That means there is a leaving behind of something or someone that was known. The leaving behind might be by choice or unexpected circumstances.
In either case, it creates a new mapping. You become pioneers in our own life - moving ahead. In some case you are being catapulted where you don't want to go. You don't want to leave the "so-called" security of a job (that is a discussion for another newsletter) or maybe health issues have become life threatening.
In other situations, you decide it is time to make a change, whether it is to leave a job to start your own business, take a stronger leadership position, or something that keeps calling to you and you can't ignore anymore. The transition journey is an opportunity to learn to empower you rather than allowing a mindset of being a victim or helpless.
Learning to get rid of what will not support you as you cross the bridge into the new adventure you are about to venture will serve you well.
Getting rid of clutter has enormous benefits. It allows space for the new elements of transformation. It lifts the burden of being responsible for their storage. It passes it on to others who may benefit. What else can you think of that will help by getting rid of things taking up space in your environment?
Taking on something new brings opportunity for new thinking, new awareness, new ways of communicating, new relationships, new financial opportunities, new coping skills, and whatever you want to explore.
Transition is the journey created by change. It may be change in relationships, health, money, career or whatever moves you from the familiar to the unfamiliar. That means there is a leaving behind of something or someone that was known. The leaving behind might be by choice or unexpected circumstances.
In either case, it creates a new mapping. You become pioneers in our own life - moving ahead. In some case you are being catapulted where you don't want to go. You don't want to leave the "so-called" security of a job (that is a discussion for another newsletter) or maybe health issues have become life threatening.
In other situations, you decide it is time to make a change, whether it is to leave a job to start your own business, take a stronger leadership position, or something that keeps calling to you and you can't ignore anymore. The transition journey is an opportunity to learn to empower you rather than allowing a mindset of being a victim or helpless.
Learning to get rid of what will not support you as you cross the bridge into the new adventure you are about to venture will serve you well.
Getting rid of clutter has enormous benefits. It allows space for the new elements of transformation. It lifts the burden of being responsible for their storage. It passes it on to others who may benefit. What else can you think of that will help by getting rid of things taking up space in your environment?
Taking on something new brings opportunity for new thinking, new awareness, new ways of communicating, new relationships, new financial opportunities, new coping skills, and whatever you want to explore.
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