Making Lemonade: How To Overcome 5 Devastating Life Events

Everyone has bad days…What do you do when your life changes forever through a series of events?

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  • Posted on: July 13, 2009
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Everyone has bad days…right?

What do you do when your life changes forever through a series of events? Today we will explore the stories of myself and others who experienced loss and what it takes to keep moving forward despite these losses.

5 Life Altering Events

  1. Personal relationships – Divorce
  2. Work injuries – Carpal tunnel
  3. Accidents – Car crash
  4. Health Problems – Cancer
  5. Dealth – Your spouse dies

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5 Qualities That Keep Your Spirit Strong

  1. Faith
  2. Hope
  3. Resiliance
  4. Attitude of Gratitude
  5. Flexibility

10 Ways To Keep Moving Forward Despite The Pain

  1. Set goals
  2. Focus on self care
  3. Journaling
  4. Mentors
  5. Prayer
  6. Surround yourself with positive people
  7. Medical wellness
  8. Alternative medicine
  9. Yoga
  10. Blogging
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Adria is an Organic Technology Consultant who helps business owners generate more revenue in less time. She educates individuals and organizations about technology. Adria earned her MCSA, MCDST and A+ certifications and is currently pursing her Comptia Certified Technical Trainer. She's been in IT for 10 years. Contact Adria to find out how she can grow your business through technology.
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One Response to “Making Lemonade: How To Overcome 5 Devastating Life Events”

  1. Meg Canada July 18, 2009 at 1:38 am #

    One thing about coping with a crisis with blogging- or another online format: remember that this is a persistent format. While your emotions and pain will hopefully be ephemeral, anything you post can be discovered and misconstrued. Sharing my life online was an important part of my healing after a crisis, but I am grateful I was able to talk with friends, write in a paper journal, or cope in other ways when anger and emotion created difficult moral situations. I like your ten suggestions a lot, Adria.

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