Jana Morgan
Transition & Life Coach
Nurturing Transitions, Cultivating Hope, Encouraging Transformation.
Many of us can understand the excitement that comes with starting something new. However, not everyone realizes that the end of something can evoke similar emotions. It can be difficult to let go, even when we have eagerly awaited change. Letting go of the familiar can be challenging, even when change is anticipated. The fear of holding onto our past selves can be daunting, causing us to question whether change is truly a negative thing. This reluctance often stems from a fear of the unknown and a sense of comfort in what we are accustomed to, even if it no longer serves us. Is it possible that the old version of ourselves was actually better for us, while the new version is wrong or inappropriate?
It is very natural to question whether our previous selves were better suited for certain situations, but it is important to remember that personal growth and deep healing often requires embracing change and stepping outside of our comfort zones. The truth is, everyone struggles with the end of things. It is this very end that allows for new beginnings to take place.
Many individuals lack the necessary support systems, whether it be language, culture, or family, to navigate life transitions in a positive and inclusive manner. The new version of ourselves may feel unfamiliar and uncomfortable at first, but it is through this process of growth and adaptation that we can discover new strengths and opportunities for our inner selves to come forward.
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