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Coping With Transition
What have I spent 10+ years practising?
Sometimes it takes awhile to see the most obvious thing that has been there throughout our whole journey. We focus so much on the details and not on the bigger picture; hence why I had been stumped on my friend's question. I reflected, dug deeper, and after some serious thought, discovered what the common element was.
I am an expert in coping with transition. Not only had I experienced a lot of transition personally, I counsel individuals and organizations on how to improve (change is a huge element of this).
Coping With a Long-Distance Relationship
What happens when you meet that special someone, and then they move away? Do you pursue them, or do you forget them and find another who lives closer to you?
I find I’m hearing this question a lot in my circle of friends and with others in their twenties and early thirties. Therefore, I thought I would share this question with you all.
Tell me if any of these scenarios sound familiar to you:
- I met this special someone during school; after I graduated, I moved to a job somewhere else.
- I met a special someone on vacation, and then we both had to go back to our “real” lives.
- I met a really special person, then found out they have a job where they are travelling all of the time.