How to Reset When You’re Stuck
At some time or other, many of us have felt we were stuck in a rut with no way out. The good news is that resetting your thinking – as these women learned to do – can help you discover creative ways to get unstuck.
At some time or other, many of us have felt we were stuck in a rut with no way out. The good news is that resetting your thinking – as these women learned to do – can help you discover creative ways to get unstuck.
Have you ever caught yourself thinking: “It’s too late to (fill in the blank – start that business, change careers, relocate to where you’ve always wanted to live)” or “I should be ____ (at a certain career stage” or “earning $___ or retired) by now?”
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