Taking Tiny Steps Over The Dune

twentieth Jan 2011 | Leave a remark Taking Tiny Steps Over the Dune At sunset, folks would climb up the dune and sit and watch the sun set from the top (there are people doing just that in the photograph â€" however they're tiny!). The dunes have been so giant that it was exhausting to make out whether or not the people had been moving whenever you watched them. You had to look away and look again to discern any progress. That to me is redolent of career change work. It is usually a lengthy and arduous business. Sometimes, it’s exhausting to know in case you are shifting forward. So a lot work seems to be involved, and at occasions so little appears to be being achieved that it could possibly really feel like a whole lot of labor for nothing. Yet as with the dune walkers, constant, common action, does make progress. Each motion, each moment spent in reflection, provides as much as another step, and the steps add up to progress. I have clients who right now are engaged on their prof ession chenge project and feeling overwhelmed or discouraged. Yet for essentially the most part they're still chipping away, being willing to really feel uncomfortable. It could be onerous to discern their progress at first look. But from the place I am, I can see it. And I know that very soon, once I examine back on them, they are going to be having fun with the view from the top. Career Change Your email handle will not be printed. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, e-mail, and website in this browser for the next time I remark. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment information is processed. « Career Change Step 2: W... Mindsight »