Stepping in to the unknown (cont)

Following on from my last post, I thought it worth mentioning that from experience whenever you’re ready to shift big time resources appear.  You see although you don’t know the how’s or even most of the whats, in fact let’s face it many of the details are eluding you and it’s feeling scarier by the minute, hang on in there because what it takes to move forwards does appear.  The saying "when the student is ready the master appears" was meant for these types of jumps.  You just have to pay attention, and I mean pay attention, look for what could help you.  Oh and it helps if you make the decision that you’re going to take the leap into that next paradigm.  Without that it can get really painful and messy.

When who you are now won’t take you to the next level

When you come to the edge of all that you know, when your sense of comfort, safety and certainty are disappearing, it’s often a sign that a new paradigm is waiting for you.  Some of my clients describe these signs as "everything seems to falling apart" or "we’re having a crap year".  The question, and it’s no small one, is are you ready to make the jump?  Paradigm shifts aren’t about tweaking and twiddling what already works, it’s about taking a quantum leap forward, in to the unknown.  It’s moving from good to great.  Not about good to slightly better.  The thing that helps is being clear on what you think great should look like, then you’ll know whether the prize is worth stepping into the unknown for.

New wellys

Those of you have met me know I like my footwear, especially my boots, you can never have too many pairs it’s just not possible.  So the latest addition to my collection is this fab pair of wellington boots. 

For 15 years my husband has had the garden all to himself, well from a work perspective, but now he’s bought me a some welly’s so no more excuses, it looks like he has an expectation that I’ll be out there weeding with him.  Although I’m still banned from mowing - phew.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.  I’m just off to test drive my welly’s.