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MANAGING CRISIS; when you're too good at it

 
Author: Robin Harris

When you are acclaimed for excellence during times of crisis you may not feel so good in a non-crisis environment.  You may not shine so bright, perform so well, be quite so acclaimed.  If crisis is how you satisfy your personal need to be needed, to feel accomplished, to be respected, to be heard, to be noticed, blah blah blah, then you will naturally seek out, create, attract, be drawn into situations that will allow you to meet this need.  Your environments and relationships will be filled to the brim with one crisis after another. 

Perhaps theres a better way to get your need met.  Perhaps theres a way to feel needed and still exist in peaceful, cooperative, and synergistic environments.  Its amazing to watch the content and features of a persons life break apart and rebuild with almost the same irreverent qualities.  People change mates but the essence of the relationship is the same.  People change jobs and the same complaints emerge as before. People get out of debt, lose weight, move to different cities, and nothing really changes.  Its a scary thing.  Ive seen the inside view and its very scary.  This dj vu type phenomenon has left me baffled and disheartened.  Heres the deal; when we treat the symptoms, the root cause remains unaffected and it emerges again and again.  Our outer lives tell the same story over and over like a broken record until we finally get it.  The outer reflects the inner.  The outer is a symptom; the inner is the root cause.  The outer is the image in the mirror; the inner is the real object.  You would not stand in the mirror with the intention of washing your face and wash the reflection of your face in the mirror, would you? I didnt think so.  Well that is exactly what we are doing when we focus on treating our symptoms.

A fundamental place to begin transformation is by being responsible for understanding your personal needs and ensuring that they are met in an appropriate context.  Get your needs met appropriately and permanently and your life will be transformed for sure. 

Author Bio:

Robin Harris

Robin Harris is a Certified Natural Abilities Consultant, a Certified Coach, a published author, a keynote speaker, an instructional designer, and a technology buff. She spent 20 years as a consultant in the IT industry. Robin has her Masters of Education in Instructional Technology with an emphasis in Performance Improvement and Training and is currently working on her Doctorate degree in Learning Management. Robin has used her coaching and instructional design skills to customize coaching and training programs for companies such as IBM, Headstart, and Creative Learning Systems.

Robin's passion for useful knowledge and the process of learning to unlearn and live by design has inspired her lifelong journey into spirituality, wisdom, and knowledge.

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