IT WON’T BE LIKE THIS FOR LONG
The other night I was cuddling with my son and Darius Rucker’s song, “It Won’t Be Like This For Long” popped into my head.
I was super present in that moment as I realized this stage will be over in a flash. Pretty soon he won’t want to cuddle with Mommy. It got me thinking...
This phase of life...however hard it is for you, please remember this one thing:
It won’t be like this for long.
While there are so many parts of life we don’t have control over, there are several we do. The direction of your career is one. If you feel stuck right now, I promise there is a way out.
Take some small steps that will make a big impact, and you’ll find that it won’t be like this for long.
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