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Career Transition - Give Yourself Permission to Change Your Mind

Career transition and the world, as we know it is changing right before our


eyes. This can be a scary proposition if you come from a place of fear and

hold on to the belief system that change is a "bad" thing.

Stop and think about it a moment. Change is the one thing that is guaranteed


in life and if you resist it, it is like trying to stop a Mack truck by

refusing to get out of it's way. You WILL be smashed! Now the other

alternative is to accept the inevitable and proactively learn how to revamp

the way that you have been conditioned to see life.

The old way was that by the time we are about 18-21 years of age, just out of

childhood, we are suppose to figure out our life path for the rest of our

lives and not deviate - even if the ladder is against the "wrong" wall or if

we've outgrown it. This is the path to pain and suffering and it is why so

many people hate Monday morning and sing, "thank God it's Friday" at the end

of the week.

What a sad and miserable way to live. It doesn't have to be this way. I

believe that many, many people know that they are stuck and want to move on,

yet they are fearful of change for many reasons. Some are the reasons are:

1. What will "they" think if I change my mind?

2. How will I do it?

3. What do I want?

4. Life is suppose to be like _________ (control)

5. I'm not good enough to ____________

All of these examples are based in FEAR. Not the fear of physical threat;

this is psychological - Fictitious Evidence Affecting Reality. I say

fictitious as while the facts may be unsettling, it's your story about the

facts that will make or break you. Two examples from my life:

1. At the age of 18, I decided I would become a doctor. I had no role models

for this field, no money to go to college (my father's income kept me from

even obtaining a student loan, but he was not paying), and I came from a

lousy public school in Chicago (long story). I was clear what I wanted to do,

the "how" looked impossible. Yet, within 7 years I had my degree with honors,

my MD degree and was in a very competitive eye surgery-training program; and

the rest is history.

2. I was a practicing eye surgeon for over two decades and ran a very

successful practice. However, the time came when I knew it was time for me to

move on. The long/short of it is by listening to my guidance, the perfect

buyer showed up and I have moved on instead of waiting until something

unpleasant happened to push me out. I have even seen doctors drop dead of

heart attacks after staying on when they were obviously no longer doing what

they loved. I did not want to wait until boredom set in, and I've learned to

trust myself and go for it. Is the path completely clear? No. I'm I still

glad I did it? Absolutely. I am happy and moving right along in my life

purpose. We are in a time of much change and the more you learn to let go of

fear, the better off you will be.

Notice, I could not see the "how" in point number one, and I could have quit

and created all sorts of stories about why it could not happened. This would

have been the "fictitious evidence. In fact there were plenty of people

around me to create stories for me that said I would never be able to do it.

I can give you several other magical stories like this. I don't have time for

the details here, yet I will say that I have gone from being a fear-based

"control freak" to loving my life, myself and getting into the flow of life.

The key?

Start reconnecting to the voice of your authentic self and learn about your

own brain and mind so that you can consciously use your powerful nervous

system to your benefit and stop scaring yourself to death. Did you know that

stress, which is psychologically induced, is hazardous to your health? It's

time to live as a whole, empowered person.

Yes, you have a spirit/intuition that needs nourishing, AND you live in a

human body that is run by a five sensory system. You can change your mind

easier and live more powerfully, when you understand this. You can

breakthrough fear, take action and stay healthy and it all begins with -


mindset. Career transition and change does not have to terrify you if you

know how to do it, from the inside out!

Career Transition - Give Yourself Permission to Change Your Mind

By: WM Williams
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