The four reasons why a person seeks to transform are:
1) Reactive (responds to a change of life and needs to change).
Sometimes, our life dynamics (whether personal, professional, couple, health, or spiritual) has pushed us into a situation of change that we are already experiencing, we do not know how to react, but we need to face it.
Maybe we are going through a transition. A recent event has interrupted our lives, the pandemic situation, personal health problems or problems of a close family member or economic problems that divert us from our daily lives and we need to find a way to adapt to these changes
2) Proactive (identifies a change of life and anticipates change).
A future event is about to happen and we want to prepare for it preventively.
Some of us feel stuck because we have experienced these changes before and have not had as successful as we wanted. Now we see an opportunity to do things differently.
3) Escape (he faced a negative situation and the consequences for not changing are high).
Being frustrated at having experienced enough disappointments; at a breaking point makes us want to escape from our reality and live differently.
They seek help because they know each other well enough to know that they need someone to hold them accountable.
4) Search (find something that you are passionate about, want to find a meaning or a purpose, and are determined to transform yourself).
Be aware that we are destined to be more, to know that we have the potential to excel, but perhaps you are still not sure what path to go on to achieve it.
Be deeply dissatisfied or frustrated, but not know how to live a more meaningful life.
Have a deep desire to do something different and feel that they require help to create a plan and move forward with the change.
"Every intention is a trigger for transformation", Deepak Chopra
A person may want change for a variety of reasons. Some individuals are reactive to change, but others are proactive and anticipate change. Others may be looking for an escape from a bad circumstance, or they may be looking for meaning and purpose in their life.
Whatever the motivation, the transition is a path that may be both difficult and gratifying. It takes drive, guts, and a desire to venture outside of your comfort zone. Transformation, on the other hand, may lead to a more full and meaningful existence if you are prepared to put in the effort.
There are a few things you may do to get started if you are considering transformation. First, take some time to consider why you want to change. What do you hope to accomplish? What are your worries and fears? You may begin to design a strategy for your change after you have a deeper knowledge of your motives.
There are several resources to assist you in your trip. You can seek advice and help from a therapist, coach, or other expert. You can also discover useful information on this site.
Transformation is difficult, but it is doable. You can do everything you set your mind to if you are ready to put in the effort. Don't be scared to make the first move. You never know where it will take you.
Momentum Coaches will help you identify the reason, locate the place where you are in your personal transformation and outline the right strategy to achieve your full potential. What do you need to do now? What are your future wishes or needs? These are just the first reflections that we will have to make along the way.
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