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08 - 15 Signs It’s Time To Make A Change: Part 3

Episode 8 of the Against The Grain podcast, hosted by Louise Fuster, titled "08 - 15 Signs It’s Time To Make A Change: Part 3" was published on December 27, 2023 and runs 15 minutes.

December 27, 2023 ·15m · Against The Grain

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Welcome to the third and final installment of this 3 part mini series 15 Signs It's Time To Make A Change. It’s the end of the year and it’s a time when many of us are thinking about next year and contemplating the changes we’d like to see happen. But you might be feeling cautious at the moment, wondering if NOW really is the best time to take action towards change. If you're feeling this then you’ve landed in the right place. This mini-series was made especially for your ears. To...

Welcome to the  third and final installment of this 3 part mini series 15 Signs It's Time To Make A Change.

It’s the end of the year and it’s a time when many of us are thinking about next year and contemplating the changes we’d like to see happen.

But you might be feeling cautious at the moment, wondering if NOW really is the best time to take action towards change.

If you're feeling this then you’ve landed in the right place. This mini-series was made especially for your ears.

Today in Part 3 I’m covering the final 5 signs that highlight WHEN it’s time to make a change in your life.

If you haven’t yet listened to Part 1 & 2, no worries, go have a listen in to episodes 06 & 07 after this one as there’s no set order.

The 5 signs covered in this final episode are:

11. You're exhausted from trying
12. You shy away from taking risks 
13. Things just feel off
14. You become ok with settling 
15. Everything feels hard

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