Transition Is Never easy
Issue 27 | 234
FHM 7
Transitional periods occur in everyone lives. Retirement, births, loss of jobs, buying or selling homes, and medical diagnoses all affect our transition into the next phases of our lives. My more difficult transitional periods came from moments of grieving the death of loved ones, being diagnosed with heart issues, surgeries, and other events. Whereas my positive times were graduations, buying a home, and shopping for my next cars. I ' m encouraged in knowing that God is always there, and He provides us with Angels. Nothing is ever completely easy, but it makes us stronger having to go through various challenges. Try not to let any break you. As I embark on yet another season, I ' ll continue to do better, love others more, love myself more and follow God more closely. We can ' t undo our yesterdays, but we can make our tomorrows something to look forward to.
In periods of transition, allow God to speak to you and help you learn more about yourself. Let your transitions be as serene as possible. Meditate on your next moves and try to do so wisely. Release the stresses by doing things you like to do including reading, writing, working cross word puzzles, drawing, getting pedicures and manicures, and taking small trips. As you build yourself up, help others as you go along and look forward to brighter tomorrows.
By Sabrina Brown