mysuperawesomelife
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We all have times when we must dig deep to get through the day, carry on, and carry forward, or even get out of bed. When you are going through change, sometimes it is difficult to find the balance you need to push the reset button and see the glass half-full rather than half empty. This segment of My Super Awesome Life is dedicated to inspiring;
Clarity of thought so you can find answers when you need them
Strength to handle things when they are upside down, not right side up
Courage to advocate for yourself and others in difficult situations
Strength to help you let go when all you want to do is hold on, and help you hold on when all you want to do is let go
Stories and ideas to help you find balance and fun in your life
Encouragement to believe in yourself and keep moving forward, so you can make your ideas happen and come out a winner in the game of life
Every day, all of us go through unexpected life events, “stuff” or game-changers. Sometimes this stuff can cause grief, stress, loss, depression, anxiety, stagnation, indecision, sadness, and make us question everything. On the flip side, unexpected change can also open doors, bring us joy, happiness, and excitement, offer new opportunities and experiences, usher in new love and friendships, and build faith, strength, hope, and courage we never knew we had.
My Super Awesome Life is edutainment and mentorship for the soul. This website is all about landing butter-side up in the game of life. We offer a playbook approach with stories and a healthy dose of humour to inspire:
Strategies and know-how to successfully navigate unplanned change in your life
Clarity of thought so you can find answers when you need them
Courage to handle things when they are upside down and advocate for yourself and others in difficult situations
Strength to help you let go when all you want to do is hold on, and help you hold on when all you want to do is let go
Stories and ideas to help you find balance and fun in your life
Encouragement to believe in yourself and keep moving forward, so you can make your ideas happen and come out a winner in the game of life
In 1994 I had the privilege to meet Peter Drucker; an expert in organizational Change Management. When I asked him for one piece of advice about life, he replied: “Jane, nobody likes a change except a wet baby.” That quote was an aha! moment for me. His words provided insight and inspiration to successfully launch a career as a creative problem solver, and helped me navigate change in my own life.
When asked to describe ourselves, often the first things that come to mind are family, career, and interests. However, there is another fundamental factor that defines us; it’s the people who become characters in the stories of our lives. Sometimes, when something terrible happens, such as a devastating personal injury, life-altering illness, or the death of a main character, this makes us question everything.