Funny how things can change

I was just sitting here thinking about how quickly things can change. I was in attendance at a network marketing event for one of my businesses that was held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There were so many interesting things that came up. New ideas, new ways to do things and so many changes.

I guess what they say about change being the only "constant" is probably accurate. I find that even in the midst of the big changes that I have already been making, I am making another and likely moving onto plan "b" of my life ambition. There will be more coming about the change of plans coming soon, but for now, just be aware that things are changing and I am—at least for the time being—moving my base of operations back to Minnesota. I have been looking at a lot of options over the past few weeks and it looks like I may be traveling into Canada soon!

I have never been to Canada before and so now that I will have my passport in a couple of weeks, it seems like it might be a nice time to visit the neighbors that are so close by!

I am not entirely sure were I will live yet, as I sold my house and either sold or gave away all of my other possessions, but I am sure I will figure something out.

Nothing like starting over at almost age 60, right?! I guess it is funny how things can change.

Mostly, I think the biggest changes have to happen with me. I have never really been one for big changes. Now I have been making one big change after another over the past few months! I guess I am making up for the lack of changes for so many years!

What does this have to do with our businesses that we create? Well, as one might well guess, the key here is change.

Actually, change might be the lock and the key is our ability to make changes and adapt to those changes as we are able to. It isn't easy, that is for certain, but having the ability to change is probably more of a skill than most people would imagine.

I am actually kind of excited about the changes that are coming and that have been happening. I have learned from every one of them whether it be a "good" lesson learned or a "bad" one. I'm even learning that good and bad are fairly subjective and that having learned something new is sometimes worth the struggle.

I learned that I can get on the bus. I learned that I can try something new and even if it doesn't go as planned, I can get back on my feet and keep moving forward.

Perhaps that is the biggest key—that we find we can keep moving forward—especially when things don't go as planned.

I hope you all have a great week and that you learn, as I have, to adapt to changes and to make new plans when the old ones don't pan out!

Karin