Begin Again . . .
Weekly Column by Anne Gingras
Yesterday, a significant chapter of my life closed as I bid farewell to one of the schools where I had dedicated over thirty years as a teacher in our public school system. As I wake up this morning, a myriad of emotions engulf me, and a profound question lingers: How do new beginnings shape us as individuals, and how can we navigate transitions like the one I'm currently experiencing?
New beginnings are pivotal for personal growth and fulfillment. They present an opportunity for self-improvement, the pursuit of new horizons, and a fresh sense of purpose. Whether it's embarking on a new job, relocating to a different city, or stepping into a new phase of life, new beginnings offer a new perspective. Navigating transitions can be daunting, but with the right mindset and a strong support system from friends, family, or mentors, individuals can effectively manage these changes.
Setting clear goals and seeking support can provide valuable guidance and encouragement during times of transition. Embracing the change and maintaining a positive attitude, crucial for confidently navigating new beginnings, can help individuals see the bright side of change.
By embracing change and employing effective strategies for navigating transitions, individuals can seize the potential of new beginnings and steer through them successfully.
As for myself? How will I embrace this new life? A moment at a time. I'll smile, count my blessings and drink a nice cup of coffee - that's always the best place to begin any adventure.
Wishing you a week filled with new beginnings and successful transitions!
BIO
Anne (St. Louis) Gingras is a neuro-diverse individual who is also a wife, mother, teacher, writer, author, blogger, composer, international public speaker, life coach, energy worker, intuitive coach, mentor and death doula who also enjoys spending time in her miniature worlds. She is the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Education (honoris causa) from Nipissing University in North Bay.
Anne (St. Louis) Gingras est une personne qui célèbre sa neuro-différence. Elle est entre autres une épouse, maman, enseignante, écrivaine, blogueuse, compositrice, conférencière internationale, coach de vie, travailleuse en énergie, coach intuitive, mentor et doula (accent sur la mort), qui adore passer ses moments libres au sein de ses mondes miniatures. Elle est récipiendaire d’un doctorat honorifique en éducation (honoris causa) de l’université Nipissing, de North Bay.
