How do you handle change that has no reference point in your experience?

Here’s a question for you to ponder:

When you have a completely unique experience, something with no map, no precedent, nothing to compare it to, do you:

❓ ignore it because you’re afraid of what it may become,

❓ try to force it into something familiar,

❓ or let your instinct, your gut, your intuition guide you forward, even if it’s toward something completely new and different?

Why is this important now?

It’s important because many of us are undergoing a kind of deep transformation that’s redefining everything we thought was set in stone — our roles and expectations, our systems, ways of being, doing and showing up for ourselves and others. And that transformation may mean the familiar no longer fits what’s changing and something new must be born.

But rather than get stuck or overwhelmed by what may be rapidly transforming, a helpful approach is always to stay tapped into your inner compass as you change.

Because your inner compass will always make sure you’re moving in the right direction, the direction of your highest path — no matter how unfamiliar the terrain around you is.

So if you’re here, stay connected as you change and keep moving forward. 🤍