Shifts change, needs shift, and life doesn’t stay still. Halley Nagy, LMFT, shares how to develop the mindset and skills to keep adapting—so you stay balanced and resilient, even as things around you move.
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lastly continuous
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adaptation um find what works for you
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you know in the previous section we
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talked about ways to build a routine
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manage time you maybe have already
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gotten into a groove or you're still
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navigating that find what works and then
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become flexible in it right if anything
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is too rigid and we can't change or
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accommodate or adjust um it's usually
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holding some kind of anxiety for us and
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so practice being flexible or adjusting
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if and when you need to schedules change
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life changes things happen um being able
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to adjust when they do is extremely
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important if you can't um how might we
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look at this a little more deeply you
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could ask yourself questions like "What
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purpose does this routine serve for me?"
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If it's about a routine I can't break
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you could fill any word in here what
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purpose does blank serve for me what do
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I worry will happen if I don't stick to
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it or if I change it what do I assume
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others will think or do or say um does
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that influence how I feel or what I do
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and what do I assume it means about me
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if I do something differently is there a
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reason I need to keep this the way it is
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what does this do for me um what does it
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mean about me if it changes right so
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starting to think about some of the
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barriers if you can't be flexible