How
many times have your readers started a project, only to
reach a step they didn’t know how to complete, so the
project got shelved? No matter when the project is
revisited, the help they need to clear the hurdle is
suddenly presented to them. There is an old adage: “When
The Student is Ready, the Teacher Appears.” How can your
readers make themselves ready to receive the teacher when it
is offered to them?
In her latest article, “When
The Student Is Ready, the Teacher Appears,” psychologist
and consultant Dr. Julia Rahn gives your readers tips on
switching their mindset to reach goals and accomplish
projects with the help of a previously unknown teacher.
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Rahn covers
the five phases individuals take to ready themselves to make
a change. These stages include:
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•Precontemplation
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•Contemplation
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•Preparation
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•Action
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•Maintenance
Dr. Julia M.
Rahn is a Clinical Psychologist and founder of Flourish
StudiosT, a self and family development center in Chicago,
IL. In addition to running Flourish StudiosT and working
individually as a therapist with her clients, she is a
speaker and consultant
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