Are You Stuck in a Rut and Can’t Get Up?
“I don’t know what to do.” “I feel stuck.” “I’m in a rut.” Those are words I hear frequently from clients. Life feels stalled. All those big hopes and dreams you once had for yourself seem like they’re on a distant horizon or even in another universe altogether.
BY: Lynn A. Robinson
Conversely, if you feel bored, uninterested, and/or drained by something, that’s your intuition communicating change is needed. Go in a new direction.
How about you? Here’s a list of questions to ask yourself.
I want to be in a different job next year.
I like my career, but feel I’m in the wrong position.
I long for the weekends when I can work on
my hobbies or other interests.
There are other career choices that have always
fascinated me and I’d like to check them out.
I need to find something new that’s fresh
and creative.
I feel I’ve done everything I can to change a
bad relationship. I’m convinced it won’t get better and yet
I can’t seem to leave.
My work has become predictable and boring.
I have other interests but I never or rarely
pursue them.
I hardly ever have time for creative or spiritual pursuits.
I find myself daydreaming a lot about
switching careers.
I don’t like where I am in life, but I also don’t know
what I want either.
I think about change, but I get stuck in inaction.
I feel excited about a new career direction but
can’t figure out a way to earn a living at it.
I long for a way to make a contribution to my
community but don’t feel I can do it in my present work.
My life feels out of balance. (Too much work and
not enough time for family, social and personal time.)
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