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Dealing With Change You Don’t Want

Nine things to do when change is forced on you

The Un-Comfort Zone With Robert Wilson
Wed, 04/10/2019 - 12:02
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In this column I’ve written about embracing change because it prepares you to think more creatively, and it’s part of the innovator’s lifestyle. I’ve also written about accepting change even if you’re not completely comfortable with the idea because of the potential for emotional and intellectual growth. But I haven’t written about sudden unexpected change and how to deal with that, so that is the topic here.

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Now, I’m not talking about an unexpected change that comes with a lottery win or other good fortune. Those are situations that expand your choices and options in a positive way. I think we can all happily deal with that sort of change. Instead, I’m interested in how to deal with an unexpected change that means a loss of some kind has occurred. It might be a change that will lead to more prosperity and growth down the road, but at first you only notice the loss.

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