#ThoughtHealing Quote
For The Week: “Without accepting the fact that everything changes, we cannot
find perfect composure. But unfortunately, although it is true, it is difficult
for us to accept it. Because we cannot accept the truth of transience, we
suffer.” Shunryu Suzuki
Whether it’s a change
in your job, health, family, relationships, or life in general, transitions are
an inevitable part of life.
Most people don’t like change. For many of us, change can be
difficult or uncomfortable. This is true regardless of whether the change is
forced upon us, planned, unexpected, or self-created. Why? Because we are
giving up familiarity in exchange for the unfamiliar and unknown.
Some people certainly seem to handle
change better than
others. Most of us know at least one person who has successfully made a major change in
their lives, like quitting smoking, losing weight, or walking away from their “Sure Thing”
job.
Then there are the others – and maybe you count yourself
among these people —who give up the minute it gets tough.
How would you rate your “change readiness.” Here are a few
questions you can ask yourself:
·
How does the thought of change make me feel?
·
How do I feel, act, or respond when something
changes in my life?
·
How would my friends and family describe my
ability to handle change?
·
How do I feel, act, or respond when faced with the possibility of change or even
thinking about initiating a change?
In The Second Neurotic's Notebook, published in 1966,
Mignon McLaughlin said this about change: “It’s the most unhappy people who
most fear change.”
Is your fear of change holding you back from happiness?
Think about it!
Interested in learning more about evaluating your change
readiness and how it plays a role in your life? Check out my book, “Doing the
Thing You Think You Cannot Do,” available on Amazon.
Want to know more about transforming limited thoughts and
beliefs into limitless possibilities? Check out my Examine–Envision–Emerge
Personal Transformation Book Series. Each book explores a particular aspect of
thought healing. Find yours online at your favorite retailer today!
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