Change is hard. It hits us like a ton of bricks when we least expect it, even when the change comes about as a result of our choices. All of a sudden, in the middle of contemplating change that we have chartered, we feel the significance of what we are about to undertake. The enormity of it hits us in the face, smack between our eyes, landing like a punch.
What can we do to deal with change? Is our attitude the only thing that needs an adjustment or should we also take measures to make ourselves ready for change?
I would love your input! What are your thoughts about facing change?
Life is Amazing! Live Well!
Anna Grassini
, a book by Tom Rath. There is actually scientific research that shows social connections are closely correlated to happiness–it might seem old news, but it is good news! Tom Rath’s research shows that people who have friends at work tend to be more successful. According to his definition, a “Vital Friend” is ”someone who measurably improves your life.” So, who are your vital friends? How are you going to let them know? Read the book and sign up on their website to identify your vital friends! Who knows what you could start!
, by Jennie Nash. This the story of a woman who is learning to live after surviving breast cancer and has an affair with a bungalow that has survived past its time. While the protagonist faces her own mortality, she finds a bungalow that seems to speak to her heart. If you have ever wondered what a house should do for you (and I have sold many during my previous real estate career), this book may have the answers. And if you ever wondered what it is to be seek to be alive, read this charming story. You will emerge refreshed and thankful that you are living. May your week be off to a good and mindful start!
