Everything is continuously changing.
What a blessed thing to revel in….the only thing we can really count on is change.
I spent the last decade (my 20′s) being concerned about change and waffling back and forth during ever decision I made and worrying about when to and how to move forward in my life. Since January I’ve spent a lot of time journaling (both written and visual) and reflecting on what my life means to me and how to fully embrace this decade of the 30′s. One thing that has been present with this constant journey is that the more comfortable I am with change, the less change impacts me in a negative way. Making peace with ever present change means that I can be peaceful and centered as I move through my life journey. Seems like such a simple topic, but pretty powerful for me.
That being said – I left my fitness director job a year ago and opened my own space where I’ve offered pilates and yoga training this past year. I love and appreciate all of my clients very much, but I’ve felt that something was missing. I suppose I thought that my discontent with my previous job was the location and full time hours, but have now realized that I want more of a challenge. I want to work on developing my own brand and perspective on fitness. I have ideas exploding (doing all the journaling has really brought this to fruition) about new ways to approach healthy living and how to help other pilates & yoga teachers and personal trainers help their clients find success through healing, healthy movement and living. I felt unsure how to move forward, so I left space around the decisions and low and behold……
The ever present change came to me.
The hubby and I (with the lovely beast in tow) are moving to California this summer. Woo-hoo! The hubby has some opportunities he wants to pursue and as sad as I am about leaving my wonderful town and home, I am just as excited about supporting him and exploring what life will continue to offer me!
More to come on this exciting adventure (and yes, I plan to commit to blogging way more than ever!)
