Shifting from problems to solutions, perspective changes everything

Sometimes, all you need is a little shift in perspective to uncover solutions vs feeling stuck in the problem.

If you feel …

  • frustrated by your chid’s lack of progress
  • at a loss because no matter what you do, you’re not seeing the results you want
    on edge, stressed out, and a step behind
  • like you’re in a near constant state of worry about whether or not your failing your child
  • guilty because you know you don’t have all the answers, won’t get everything right and don’t know if what you DO get right will be enough

The bad news is, your circumstances may not change overnight. The good news is, perspective changes EVERYTHING!

What if you saw a growth opportunity instead of a “problem?”

How you would react if you KNEW this situation was going to help your child (and possibly even you) grow as a human being?

What if this situation was giving you an opportunity to strengthen your relationship with your child?

Are you focusing most on all the things that could go wrong? Or are you staying open to how things could work out in ways you can’t yet see?

Sometimes it’s our beliefs and/or thoughts about a situation that has it stealing our joy and making it virtually impossible for us to find solutions.

It’s incredible how simply choosing to think about, and look at, a situation differently can ease angst quickly, and can open the door for all kinds of possiblities and solutions you wouldn’t otherwise see 🙂

If you’re willing to look at things from a whole new angle so you can find whole new solutions, you’re in the right place.

This is something I love working with my essential oils team on as well. If you’d like to work with me, message me on FB or IG.

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