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    In the Airlock and T-21 Days... DO THE WORK - Day 126

    enDecember 01, 2016

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    • Reluctance to Embrace ChangeEven when a change is necessary, fear and hesitation can make it difficult to let go of the past and take the leap. Embrace uncertainty and trust that new opportunities and experiences await.

      Even the best-laid plans can be disrupted by unexpected events, and sometimes, transitioning from a familiar situation can be more challenging than anticipated. I found myself in such a predicament when my boss announced his departure, making my planned job transition more complicated. This experience reminded me of a past incident where I wanted to jump from a tree into a lagoon but couldn't bring myself to do it despite knowing it was safe. This reluctance to let go of the past and embrace change, even when it's not fulfilling, can be a common feeling. Change, whether it's a job transition or jumping from a tree, can be intimidating, but it's essential for growth and progress. Embracing the uncertainty and taking the leap, despite fear or hesitation, can lead to new opportunities and experiences.

    • Personal relationships in the workplace add complexity to career transitionsCareer decisions involve more than professional considerations, personal relationships can create a sense of loyalty and attachment, making letting go difficult.

      Personal relationships can make career transitions more challenging than anticipated. The speaker shares their experience of having a hard time leaving a company and friends they've known for years, despite planning to make a career move. They found it difficult to say no to their coworkers' requests for them to stay, as these individuals were not just colleagues but also long-term friends. This situation made the decision to leave feel like shutting the door on their friendships, making the transition more emotionally complex than expected. This experience underscores the importance of relationships in the workplace and highlights how they can create a sense of loyalty and attachment that can make letting go difficult. It's a reminder that career decisions often involve more than just professional considerations and that personal connections can have a profound impact on our choices.

    • Using a temporary job for emotional closure during life transitionsDuring major life changes, a temporary job with a definite end date can provide emotional closure, prepare for upcoming events, and promote stability and control.

      Sometimes, in the midst of significant life changes, it's essential to create a transition period that allows for emotional closure and preparation for what's next. The speaker in this conversation is using a temporary job with a definite end date as a way to wind down friendships and prepare for major life events, including a job transition, personal surgery, and the launch of a book. This period provides a sense of control and stability in an otherwise chaotic time, allowing the individual to acclimate and adjust before fully moving on. It's a way of acknowledging the reality of the situation while also prioritizing emotional and mental well-being.

    • Navigating job transitions: A unique experienceJob transitions can be challenging, but with determination and baby steps, you'll reach your goal, leading to excitement and growth.

      Job transitions can be much more challenging than anticipated, despite careful planning and consideration. Emotions and fears may arise, and the shift from a comfortable routine to the unknown can be difficult. However, it's important to remember that everyone's experience is unique, and it's okay to take baby steps towards making a career change. The process may feel confusing or overwhelming at times, but with persistence and determination, you'll eventually reach your goal. Ultimately, the end of the process marks a new beginning, and the fear and uncertainty will give way to excitement and growth. So, if you're considering a job transition, be prepared for the unexpected, but don't let fear hold you back. Take things one step at a time, and remember that the journey will be worth it in the end.

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