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In this episode, we explore the idea of change as a natural and evolutionary part of life, like the seasons and time change naturally. We discuss how to embrace change, make change our friend and not an enemy, and how the world can benefit from that.
I love the fall in the Midwest because of the visible changing of seasons and how that relates to how we, as people change. What I gained by releasing control and perfection and embracing change in this recent stage of my life as I began my purpose and reinvention journey.
Question Why: Why do we resist change? What would happen if we saw change as like nature, a part of life?
Three points on why this matters:
What the pandemic taught us about adapting and embracing the new, and how people who have done that have changed the world in the process.
What we can all learn from my grandmother’s evolution story at the later stages in her life. How she pushed past her fear and discomfort to embrace a new life and make a new friend.
Pour the Glass Moment: Change can be difficult, but we have to move forward. Staying in one place and not evolving can be worse. Even if you don’t change, the world will change around you and leave you behind.
Three Tips on How to Do the Thing:
It’s a process. It doesn’t have to be perfect. You just have to start.
Homework: Make a list of all the things in your life that you want to change. Make a list and start with just one.
Encouraging Word: You can learn to embrace change. You can evolve. You have to change your relationship to change and begin to see change as good.
Additional resources:
Link to my website: yvettesimpson.com
Link to the book: authoryvettesimpson.com
Link to my IG page @theyvettesimpson.com and DM us your comments and show ideas @powerofypodcast
Show credits:
Producer: Nathan Ivey IG/FB @nathaniveycreative
In this episode, we explore the idea of change as a natural and evolutionary part of life, like the seasons and time change naturally. We discuss how to embrace change, make change our friend and not an enemy, and how the world can benefit from that.
I love the fall in the Midwest because of the visible changing of seasons and how that relates to how we, as people change. What I gained by releasing control and perfection and embracing change in this recent stage of my life as I began my purpose and reinvention journey.
Question Why: Why do we resist change? What would happen if we saw change as like nature, a part of life?
Three points on why this matters:
What the pandemic taught us about adapting and embracing the new, and how people who have done that have changed the world in the process.
What we can all learn from my grandmother’s evolution story at the later stages in her life. How she pushed past her fear and discomfort to embrace a new life and make a new friend.
Pour the Glass Moment: Change can be difficult, but we have to move forward. Staying in one place and not evolving can be worse. Even if you don’t change, the world will change around you and leave you behind.
Three Tips on How to Do the Thing:
It’s a process. It doesn’t have to be perfect. You just have to start.
Homework: Make a list of all the things in your life that you want to change. Make a list and start with just one.
Encouraging Word: You can learn to embrace change. You can evolve. You have to change your relationship to change and begin to see change as good.
Additional resources:
Link to my website: yvettesimpson.com
Link to the book: authoryvettesimpson.com
Link to my IG page @theyvettesimpson.com and DM us your comments and show ideas @powerofypodcast
Show credits:
Producer: Nathan Ivey IG/FB @nathaniveycreative