[NEW] Your guide to navigating change
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Hello Reader, In the middle of a transition and not sure who you are right now? You’re not alone. So many people I talk with recently are navigating major transitions right now:
It’s a lot. That's exactly why I created the Enneagram Guide to Navigating Change. It helps you understand why this season feels so disruptive for your type... ...and what will help you move through it with clarity, courage, and compassion. Inside, you’ll find: Your guide is ready: You don’t have to figure this out alone. This guide helps you understand where you are in the midst of change and lean into what’s next.
With you in the becoming, Matt Rhodes |
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Hi Reader, I have something time-sensitive for you at the end of this email. But before we get there, I want to share something personal. It ties directly into what you might be feeling right now. A few weeks ago, I was cleaning out my home office as I prepared to leave my job and step into something new. I sat on the floor surrounded by boxes I’d brought home from work, a stack of books, and piles of papers. I kept picking things up… then setting them back down again. Not quite ready to...
Hi Reader, The other day I was driving when one of my favorite songs started playing on K-Love. I hadn't heard it in quite a while, but it felt very appropriate for those of us who are in the midst of a significant life transition. The song is "Weary Traveler" by Jordan St. Cyr. Here are the lyrics: Weary travelerBeat down from the storms that you have weatheredFeels like this road just might go on foreverCarry on You keep on givin'But every day this world just keeps on takin'Your tired heart...
Hi Reader, Transitions can feel like you’re inside a snow globe that’s been shaken up. And if you're like most people I talk to, you're not just dealing with one major change. You're navigating three, four, sometimes five significant shifts all at once. Maybe it's a career that's up in the air. Adult kids who are still trying to find their path. Aging parents who need more care. A church community that's changing. An important relationship that's shifted. A loss you're still processing. One...