Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Be Prepared – Expect Change

"To be prepared is half the victory.” – Miguel De Cervantes
 
The best and first step to succeeding through change is to be prepared for it. We all know that “change is inevitable” and “nothing stays the same.” We make it through small changes every day without even thinking about them – running out of milk, avoiding a traffic jam, having your cable go out. We automatically adjust by having toast for breakfast, taking an alternate route, reading a magazine instead of watching the news. These are all small events but they are unexpected none the less. And yet, we are unaffected and adapt.
 
You can adapt to the bigger things as well by simply anticipating them. No, you cannot predict what is going to happen but you can be open to the idea of change. Don’t resist it when it happens but look at it as an expected part of life and take the necessary actions to get through it. This helps to reduce the stress that you experience with change and negative events so that you can work through it all a bit better, a bit faster, and with a better outlook.
 
 Terri
 
Terri Sitrin, LCSW, ACSW, CEAP | EAP Consultant, Dallas District | USPS EAP


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