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issue: Current Events: In the Current™ Office Hours — Friday, January 9 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Eastern 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Pacific I am reserving the entire day for short coaching calls with Current of Life subscribers. All you need to do is ring me up (480-659-9610) and we’ll have a 10-15 minute coaching call. Use the time to ask me a question, discuss a goal, or kick off the new year with some motivation. This will be a first-come, first-served basis so if you reach my voice mail, just leave me a message (or send me an email) and I’ll call you back. I will take as many calls as I can (give or take a few breaks for food and water!) between the hours posted above. I’m looking forward to speaking with you! If you received this issue from a friend and you would like to read Current of Life regularly, you may subscribe here. Read prior issues here. Contact Ginny here. |
Remember, Respect, and Believe Remember Where You Were As New Year’s Eve approaches, it is fitting to take a look back. Where were you as the year began? How did you feel about the undertakings you embarked upon? What excited you? What felt somewhat daunting? What occupied your thoughts and focus? With whom did you spend time? Respect Where You Are
Respecting where you are is respecting the full context of your life. The way your life is unfolding is unique to you and has its own mystery and beauty. Believe In Where You’re Going When you understand where you started and where you’ve come, and have respect for where you are, then it is natural to believe in where you are going. I’ve included some resources below to help you reflect on your year and to carry on…with perspective. “A holiday gives one a chance to
look backward and forward, Here's to you, Resources: More at: Tools & Resources under Time, Planning. |
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As you
take stock of the present, there are likely things that have changed,
some perhaps dramatically. There may also be areas that feel stagnant,
where you had hoped for more progress. Whatever the reality, it
is important to respect where you are. This means appreciating
what you have, accepting what is challenging you, and being patient
with those aspects of yourself or your situation that you wish
to improve. 
Virginia
Kravitz, Career
and Life Coach, has always
had a fierce desire to be
in the full current of life.
She founded 