Today we're diving into a topic that we all encounter at some point in our lives: that feeling of everything coming apart at the seams. It can be unsettling when it seems like our world is unraveling. But this might just be a sign that a system in your life has run its course, and it's time to make a brave move.
"As long as the system supports evolution and supports humanity at some level, and humanity buys in, the architecture remains in place." -Patty Lennon
This can be a really confusing time. We outgrow the structures that we knew. The strengths we had are no longer working. The worldviews we believed in no longer resonate with us. It forces us to make an important decision: do we cling to the familiarity of what we know, or do we step out into the unknown? Although the choice might feel difficult, in reality, we often find ourselves with no other option but to embrace change.
In this difficult time, here are three things to help keep you going:
- Be okay with not knowing.
- Let go and surrender.
- Know that you are okay.
It's okay to feel like things are falling apart. Embrace the uncertainty, for it may lead to unexpected growth and new possibilities. Trust in the journey and believe in your resilience as you step forward into the unknown. Remember that you've got this.
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