Transitions – Inspiration Shot May 2019<\/h1>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>![\"Transitions](\"https:\/\/estherjacobs.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/05\/HeaderSuitcase-1-e1557981836887.jpg\" "\\"HeaderSuitcase\\"")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Sometimes everything suddenly changes. The transition from one state of being to another rarely seems to be gradual. I don’t know why\u00a0the transition to something new is usually a shock.<\/p>\n
When, during a vacation in Jordan, my relationship disintegrated from one minute to the next, it was such a fierce transition. One moment everything seems\u00a0OK, the next you are in shock, sad, angry, nothing is what it seems and everything is chaos. During my morning meditation, I felt very peaceful and told the universe\u00a0I was ready to\u00a0apply\u00a0the\u00a0new principle that I was reading about;\u00a0to\u00a0consider every pain that comes into your life as a growth opportunity. I even challenged the universe to bring on \u2018the next lesson\u2019. I expected that I would get a little ‘test’.\u00a0Not. It was more intense than I could have ever imagined. A good example of ‘don’t try this at home’…<\/p>\n
How do you deal with shock, with sudden change, with disappointment, sadness, loss, with the disappearance of everything you thought you were sure of? I have always been a ‘survivor’, so I rebooked my Jordan trip, found a new apartment in\u00a0 Amsterdam and arranged the move. But then? Just continue as I always do? Or acknowledge the pain this time and try to learn from it?<\/p>\n
In this inspiration shot, you will find a personal travel blog, some\u00a0books that I find very helpful\u00a0and some other tips and things to know if you are also going through a transition. Whether it is work or private: the more comfortable you feel, the greater the chance that the next step is near, whether you like it or not.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div>Heartbreak in Jordan<\/h2>\n<\/div>Do you let something that happens during a\u00a0trip ruin\u00a0that trip? Or can you integrate it into your experiences? A personal travel report<\/a> with practical tips from my\u00a0unforgettable travels in Jordan.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div>Sometimes everything suddenly changes. The transition from one state of being to another rarely seems to be gradual. I don’t know why\u00a0the transition to something new is usually a shock.<\/p>\n
When, during a vacation in Jordan, my relationship disintegrated from one minute to the next, it was such a fierce transition. One moment everything seems\u00a0OK, the next you are in shock, sad, angry, nothing is what it seems and everything is chaos. During my morning meditation, I felt very peaceful and told the universe\u00a0I was ready to\u00a0apply\u00a0the\u00a0new principle that I was reading about;\u00a0to\u00a0consider every pain that comes into your life as a growth opportunity. I even challenged the universe to bring on \u2018the next lesson\u2019. I expected that I would get a little ‘test’.\u00a0Not. It was more intense than I could have ever imagined. A good example of ‘don’t try this at home’…<\/p>\n
How do you deal with shock, with sudden change, with disappointment, sadness, loss, with the disappearance of everything you thought you were sure of? I have always been a ‘survivor’, so I rebooked my Jordan trip, found a new apartment in\u00a0 Amsterdam and arranged the move. But then? Just continue as I always do? Or acknowledge the pain this time and try to learn from it?<\/p>\n
In this inspiration shot, you will find a personal travel blog, some\u00a0books that I find very helpful\u00a0and some other tips and things to know if you are also going through a transition. Whether it is work or private: the more comfortable you feel, the greater the chance that the next step is near, whether you like it or not.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Heartbreak in Jordan<\/h2>\n<\/div>Do you let something that happens during a\u00a0trip ruin\u00a0that trip? Or can you integrate it into your experiences? A personal travel report<\/a> with practical tips from my\u00a0unforgettable travels in Jordan.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do you let something that happens during a\u00a0trip ruin\u00a0that trip? Or can you integrate it into your experiences? A personal travel report<\/a> with practical tips from my\u00a0unforgettable travels in Jordan.<\/p>\n<\/div>