I loved my job and wanted always to deliver the best. Being responsible and driven, I ended up giving too much for my job, I “worked in my head” even when I was out of work and work did not feel fun anymore. I was gradually wearing myself out. I used to think that striving, being able to handle pressure and learning how to handle chronic stress were something you just need to live with in order to be successful, and …show more content…
And then it happened. Not a burnout, but a deep personal crisis. I believe that life has its ways to stop us when we are going too fast or to a wrong direction and do not see things clearly. Life calls us to change in a form of any crisis, disease, or lost.
I needed to crash and burn in order to find out what life is all about. I know now that not everyone must go through it the hard way. It’s not necessary to live in a constant feeling of pressure and stress and let the work rule your life. I want to help you to wake up to a new life before you hit the wall! You can do life completely differently, without compromising anything in your life and still be successful. And this is not to say that life will not continue having its ups and downs. It will, that’s the nature of it, but your experience of your life events will change when your relationship to your own thinking changes. That makes all the difference!
I’ve always been a fun-loving person and now more than ever. I want to help you to enjoy life again every day, not just during weekends or holidays, by understanding how our experience of life comes from within, not from circumstances. The missing link that we don’t see is THOUGHT, causing our feelings and experiences.
A few of my life lessons
I became interested in psychology in my early