THRESHOLDS OF CHANGE IBD

Sinopsis

Forever change the way you change...Who hasnâÇÖt struggled with change? Whether in our personal lives, at work, or in relation to global change, weâÇÖve all known its related dread, confusion, and loss. In todayâÇÖs rapidly changing environment, we all can get better at facing change.Instead of approaching change from whether we like it or want it,áThresholds of Changeásuggests looking foráwhat change wants from us.áLike the seasons, change is a distinct process with its own phases and sequence.áThresholds of Changeáoffers a clear picture ofáhow change works-the mechanics that operate no matter where change happens or how we react to it. This underlying process can be learned and with it, your innate ability to change increases.Through a three-decade career working with change across discipline and place, Rebecca Borland Reynolds developed the Thresholds model of this universal change process. To demonstrate the modelâÇÖs versatility, the book speaks to a wide range of change scenarios: personal life transitions, leading change in groups, and major world change. No matter where itâÇÖs taking place, who is involved or where, or what the reaction is, change can be far easier and vastly more productive.áIn seeing the process, youâÇÖre able to work with it much more effectively. And youâÇÖre able to use the changes in your life as theyâÇÖre intended: the way to reach your full human potential.The Thresholds of Change model comprises four distinct phases, each with a unique purpose in the overall change process. With the model, people can easily navigate change, align with it as it unfolds, and ultimately reap greater results in learning and growth from the changes they undergo. Exploring such topics as how to resolve challenging emotions, cope with loss and grief, transform 'should' and 'canâÇÖt,' and amplify its benefits, Reynolds shows us a new way through change.This wise and encouraging book is a welcome companion on the change journey, written by a seasoned and compassionate traveler.