As a real estate agent I constantly see people that are making major changes in their lives.  Perhaps it is relocation for a new job , a marriage or divorce or just a need for change.  Change is the one constant in our lives that is ever present. If you like reading, then you know the feeling when you finish a good book. The ones you stay up all night reading because you got to the end of the chapter that you were reading, but just couldn’t put it down. This happens to us in life as well. No book can go on forever. Its true that some authors may create a series that keep us hooked for page after page, book after book. But every book, and every series, must come to an end. And sometimes in life, our chapters come to an end.  I was reminded recently that just like reading a book is that these moments in life may be different or unexpected but are nothing to fear. As we reach those eclipses of life, those turning points we tend to resist them grieve over them, pretend they are not happening. What do you normally do when you arrive at the grief of a finished book? Well, you start another one of course.What book are you starting? You may not even know yet what book you are finishing. Or maybe you do, but you just haven’t quite mustered up the courage to make that final call. Either way, know that no matter what book or chapter closes for you, the reason for this book closing is because, you are done with it. Plain and simple. Grieving the change is only going to cost you valuable time and energy. It is what it is, and it isn’t going to change. Changes happen to us for a reason, and pretending they aren’t happening isn’t the way to grow towards the path we need to take.  So what do you need to do next? Start another book. Go onto the next chapter. You get to start a fresh new page. What will that be?
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