Letting go of the familiar.
Never for the sake of peace and quiet deny your own experience or your own convictions. Dag Hammarskjold.
Have you ever found yourself sitting at 35,000n feet, on your way to a business meeting or perhaps coming back from a holiday, your mind wandering, quietly looking out the window, thinking, “Do I have this picture right? Could someone have switched the script when I wasn’t watching?
Could it be that you have outgrown your present situation? That you’re in another one of your growth spurts? Could it be time to move on to something new, more challenging?
Could a change be in the works? Time to break from the past?
Change isn’t without risk, it’s true, but it’s equally true that being willing to put down your old stories doesn’t always mean giving up the “good life” and all that for which you have worked so hard. Nor does it mean you can’t be consistent with your entrepreneurial, money-making instincts and skills.
What is has everything to do with is your attitude, your willingness to believe in yourself and in your innate, unique talents and to trust yourself.
Letting go of the familiar isn’t for everyone, but if you feel in your gut that you have plateaued and think that there is brighter, more exciting future beckoning, there isn’t a better time than today.
Our world is changing, bringing with it new opportunities and broader horizons open to those willing to look up and see them.
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