Stability

Stability?

Since the great recession of 2008 you may not find much stability in today’s society, especially as I personally think we will be facing another recession.

However, will blaming the government assist you?

How can anyone blame the government when they were elected?

Stability does not exist; only opportunity does.

A man and a woman can spend their entire working lives alternating between stability and instability, job, and unemployment.  Perhaps they have been sacked, made redundant, or changed career of your own choice.

Civilisations have no future.

Countries do not have options.

Companies do not have prospects.

Only you have a future as an independent person, and you are accountable for it.  Only persons from these locations have prospects.

Find stability within yourself

Indeed, the only security you have is in your soul, and that security and stability is found in believing in yourself whenever adversity or a crisis knocks you down.   Furthermore, it is the security you need for meaning and purpose in your existence.  It is the assurance of leaving your mark.

I was made unemployed on numerous occasions until I took charge.

Sometimes we must take charge, accept responsibility, and even change course to focus on what we need to do.

Since I started my coaching business in 2016, it has entirely absorbed, interested, and held my attention.

Without a doubt, my business is my vacation, and I am madly in love with my company.  Not only do I find it extremely rewarding and fulfilling, but also I am grateful that I took the risk of stepping outside of my comfort zone.

We all have the same story to tell.

I utilise my personal narrative to help you relate if you find yourself in a similar scenario.

You may not notice the benefits of a crisis for some time, but if you look for them and believe in them, you will find them.

To paraphrase family therapist Virginia Satir (1916-1988), “Life is not supposed to be this way; it is the way it is.  It makes a difference how you deal with it.”

Buddha teaches life is difficult as the first noble.

Above all, ss soon as you accept that, everything becomes simple!