FACING THE UNKNOWN REQUIRES BRAVERY AND ASKING BETTER QUESTIONS.

We are constantly experiencing change, and honestly, it seems like a welcome shift. Our relationship with work has long been due for a transformation, and we now have a unique opportunity to redefine the role of work in our lives.

However, change can be difficult. Even when voluntary, it requires us to adapt our behaviors to fit new circumstances. When discussing change, we often rush to predict the future, rather than questioning the purpose of the change.

WHY CHANGE?

Change can come from a desire for improvement, the need to fix something that’s broken, or simply as part of evolution and growth. Sometimes, it feels like the ground has been swept out from under us, leaving us to ask, “what’s next?”

Several times in my life, I’ve been in situations where I have asked what’s next. Looking back, every ten years major change has happened in my life, some by choice, some because of loss.

It feels scary when everything we know about our daily life changes and we need to make new decisions. Or we are faced with a choice that affects our future. But even when we didn’t choose the change, we still have to make choices about what’s next.

To answer that, we need to identify questions that help us explore the purpose of change, its importance, its impact, and the necessary steps.

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Originally published on March 21, 2024 at JeanetteBronee.com.