Desire to Change
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As humans, we are all capable of and subject to change. In fact, we often change our friends, our perspectives on life, our clothes, and even try to alter our bodies through diet and exercise.
As we age, our financial situations and marital status tend to change. We change from single and desperate, to married, and sometimes from married to divorced or widowed. This change is also evident in our work lives where, according to Statistics Canada, the average Canadian can expect to have “approximately three careers and eight jobs over a lifetime.” The blunt truth is, no matter what is happening. No matter where we are in life, we must be prepared for change. To really appreciate the good things in life we must be prepared to experience the bad things. To achieve our goals we may be required to change our habits, but to do so we must first possess a Desire to Change...........
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This is your time.
This is your moment for change.
Speaking positive words can change your thoughts. Walk with confidence. Hold your head high. As you put these principles into action, you will step in a new level of change.
It is God’s desire to change the things you cannot change that have held you back from His blessings and favor. Yes, you can do it. You are a winner.
About the Author
Patricia Keith is the founder and director of Break Free Family Centre. Patricia holds a doctorate in general practice psychotherapy from CCCCA, Calgary, Alberta and California State Christian University with a PhD. As a Canadian certified counsellor and clinical therapist, Patricia practices counselling and therapy in Toronto at Break Free Family Centre, with thirteen years of counselling therapy in addiction, substance abuse, anger management, family-court issues, mental-health issues, and much more.
Patricia works collaboratively to help clients build upon their strength to solve family issues, as well as to learn new ways of coping with the issues that concern them and their family. She supports and assists her clients to manage anxiety, depression, eating disorders, mental-health issues, motor-vehicle victims, and trauma in order to effect the desired change in her clients’ lives.