Every business book I’ve ever read says to stride boldly into new chapters without fear, worry, or doubt. But that's never been my experience, and for me, it feels like it would be more helpful if we talked more honestly about the mixed range of emotions that flood in when you decide to end any chapter, personally or professionally. (Especially when you have no idea what the next chapter will be.) Over the past 24 hours I've felt a wild rush of emotions ranging from fear and sadness to joy and gratitude. I've felt the very honest, but hard to admit, fear that no one will want to be friends with me or ever hire me again if I don't have this blog attached to my name. I've always been someone who attached self-worth to my professional output, and that's been a gnarly beast to work on untangling with compassion. But I've also felt the type of knowing support that comes from friends and colleagues who have made decisions like this themselves and who have kindly reminded me that life will go on and that real friends will stick around. It's tough to balance those fears and keep my rational mind in control, but I'm trying to just let all those feelings come through and not judge them. I'm working on a little written piece about this for DS tomorrow, so to anyone out there who has been in this position before, know that all the feelings you feel when leaving something wonderful and setting out in search of a new type of wonderful are normal. And that you're not alone. xo Photo by @wittefarm and @somethingkindred #dsfloral #bloooms #flowerpower #realbusinesstalk

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Every business book I’ve ever read says to stride boldly into new chapters without fear, worry, or doubt. But that's never been my experience, and for me, it feels like it would be more helpful if we talked more honestly about the mixed range of emotions that flood in when you decide to end any chapter, personally or professionally. (Especially when you have no idea what the next chapter will be.) Over the past 24 hours I've felt a wild rush of emotions ranging from fear and sadness to joy and gratitude. I've felt the very honest, but hard to admit, fear that no one will want to be friends with me or ever hire me again if I don't have this blog attached to my name. I've always been someone who attached self-worth to my professional output, and that's been a gnarly beast to work on untangling with compassion. But I've also felt the type of knowing support that comes from friends and colleagues who have made decisions like this themselves and who have kindly reminded me that life will go on and that real friends will stick around. It's tough to balance those fears and keep my rational mind in control, but I'm trying to just let all those feelings come through and not judge them.

I'm working on a little written piece about this for DS tomorrow, so to anyone out there who has been in this position before, know that all the feelings you feel when leaving something wonderful and setting out in search of a new type of wonderful are normal. And that you're not alone. xo Photo by @wittefarm and @somethingkindred #dsfloral #bloooms #flowerpower #realbusinesstalk


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