It takes courage to change. The moment we make changes in our lives, we feel uncomfortable—maybe even afraid—about how those changes will impact our relationships. Certainty and predictability are comforting, even when that certainty can be a dreaded rush hour commute to work. Yet on the other side of change, we often feel relief.
Here’s what’s amazing about change: Not only do we have a right to change our minds, but we can change our attitudes and desires, too.
When we make changes in our lives, however, the people in our lives have to adapt to our changes too. That can cause disruption in the relationship. That’s what we’re going to talk about today.
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Resources:
https://raisingcriticalthinkers.com/ (Raising Critical Thinkers) is Julie’s new book that covers this topic!
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