Change is inevitable. It’s the only constant in our lives.
We don’t have to welcome it, want it or like it, but we should encourage change. If you don’t, you and your legal nurse consulting business become static – fixed in place. When there is no progress you risk entropy or decline.
If you want a different outcome, embrace change and the evolution that will accompany it. Change is coming for you, whether you want it or not.
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I am one who generally loves things the way they are if they’re working, but a lot has happened in my life in the last 2 1/2 years that I did not expect, from hurting my back at work to my mom passing away quite unexpectedly. As such, I have been looking at the changes I need to make in my life and even though they are not easy, they are all good.
I had been looking at the CLNC® Certification since 2012. I said I will do it after my kids graduated from college which they now have. But when I hurt my back in October 2014, I started looking at it very seriously and by the grace of God was able to get certified last August.
I was in the process of setting up my business when my mom passed away in October, which brought everything to a halt again, but I am not giving up. I will keep working at this exciting life change and all that it will bring to my family and everyone I will be able to help as a result. So I think it is safe to say, I am a much greater proponent of change than I used to be, and it’s all good.
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I am one who generally loves things the way they are if they’re working, but a lot has happened in my life in the last 2 1/2 years that I did not expect, from hurting my back at work to my mom passing away quite unexpectedly. As such, I have been looking at the changes I need to make in my life and even though they are not easy, they are all good.
I had been looking at the CLNC® Certification since 2012. I said I will do it after my kids graduated from college which they now have. But when I hurt my back in October 2014, I started looking at it very seriously and by the grace of God was able to get certified last August.
I was in the process of setting up my business when my mom passed away in October, which brought everything to a halt again, but I am not giving up. I will keep working at this exciting life change and all that it will bring to my family and everyone I will be able to help as a result. So I think it is safe to say, I am a much greater proponent of change than I used to be, and it’s all good.
Oh my! I can sooooo relate! Keep going. I am.