It is a time of transition or moving from one point in life where we thought we knew how to manage life to a stage in life that is unknown and scary.  These times can be times we have planned for, ones we know that will come at some point, but also ones that are completely unexpected.  Sometimes we are prepared when other times we are not.  These are often times where we believe that we have to do this alone, but that’s not the case. 

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Here are some examples of how “now what” stage shows up (there are so many more):

• Getting ready to graduate college/graduate school and it is the first time in the work force full time

• Relocating to a new city

• Going from being a stay at home mom to needing to return to work

• Your children growing up and moving out of the house

• Having a significant illness in your family

• Changing jobs or careers

• Retiring (either planned or unplanned)

 

If you find yourself in the “now what” stage of life, reach out and lets talk.  Let’s explore how working together can give you better skills to adjust to a new time in your life.