I recently brought in my car for a routine checkup, and standing on the corner with a sign in her hand was a long-haired woman in thick lipstick, her face immobilized by her resentment. "This place ...

Continued from How to Move On When Things Change, Part 1 Letting Go This article is the culmination of much meditation and reflection on change as loss. My intention is to move on from this topic in ...

Moving on is rarely dramatic. It does not arrive with clarity, closure, or a sudden sense of relief. More often, it begins when staying stuck becomes more exhausting than change itself. Books cannot ...