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Hi, this is Stephanie Maas.

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Today I wanna talk to you about necessary endings.

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Earlier this week, I was on several calls with a couple
of candidates that I've known for years, specifically.

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We've been talking over the last couple of years about their
growing dissatisfaction with their current organization.

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At the same time, we've been having a lot of dialogue
about what's really important to them in their next steps.

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What are they really looking for in their next move?

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We've come to that crossroads where I believe we found what they really want, and
yet they still had that last minute hesitation of, do I really wanna make a move?

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Let's face it, fear of change is huge.

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Fear of the unknown is huge.

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Anytime you make a move, it takes a tremendous amount of emotional energy, and they're burned out.

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They're worn out, they're exhausted.

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But when you make a principle based decision that you know in your
heart of hearts when the time is right, it still doesn't make it easy.

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But it does help.

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So I want to encourage you that yes, there are necessary endings, and
the good news is every ending is the beginning for something else.

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So hold tight, make sure that you do make principle-based
decisions and those necessary endings will occur.