She believes that while life may not be easy, it is never lived alone. Her goals are to make a connection with everyone that she can while building community, spreading hope, and sparking change. Sarah Deats is the Arizona Outpatient Support Services Manager at RI International and the Hope Inc.
Until then, I’m taking steps to embrace the change I cannot avoid. In fact, I would love to get to a point where I am the one choosing and creating the change that currently pins me down in terror. We can panic together knowing we aren’t alone right before we stop fighting change. Change is difficult for a lot of us, and all handle it differently. So why did I choose a quote about embracing change and rant about it being my biggest struggle? It’s true and it’s something I’m consistently working on. I’ve settled into my white cabinets and I love sitting in my backyard with a cup up coffee but they didn’t come without tears, panic, and a tantrums on my part. My struggle, though, is that painting kitchen cabinets, redoing floors, and creating a backyard escape is wonderful once complete but it’s torture throughout the process. We bought a house a couple years ago and have since been making it ours. Embrace Who You Are: 5 Powerful Quotes About Acceptance to Help You Love Yourself Quote on Quote 1 subscriber Subscribe 0 Share No views 58 seconds ago Welcome to our inspirational video about. My husband loves to rearrange the furniture at our house and redecorate, which does not excite me. You would think this might desensitize me to it and change would be something I handle with grace, but that’s not the case.
(Born Raised and Trapped) because my world was nothing but change. I think it started in my childhood as a Marine Corps B.R.A.T. Ask anyone that really knows me and they will warn you that change makes me grumpy.
Strong words, but change and I are not friends.
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