No risk no reward
Often the things that are the most rewarding involve challenging ourselves. It’s through pushing the limits of what’s comfortable that we discover our strengths: whether it’s through signing up to race in the Valley Harvest Run or allowing ourselves to be seen and heard within group. Taking small risks, while scary at first, ultimately allows us to become more confident healthy versions of ourselves.
What challenges might you look forward to this fall?
Are you willing to lean out of your comfort into an area of new growth
What could you tell yourself when that little voice in your head threatens to get in your way?
We still have spots in the on-line Identity and Transition program if this speaks to you. We’re a community that supports each other as we take small risks aimed to improve the quality of our lives.
Anything worth doing likely has something in it that’s hard.
Warm regards,
Belinda Seagram, Ph.D., R. Psych.Executive Director, Landing Strong
