When Change Shakes You Out of Your Sense of Security

When Change Shakes You Out of Your Sense of Security

Changes at work and in your personal life can bring stress, anxiety, and a sense of losing control. Discover ways to manage them with greater calm.

Interested in this topic? Read more: Adaptation to Change: The Key to Personal and Professional Growth Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine that a long-planned project is unexpectedly canceled. What is your first thought?

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How do you feel when life puts you in an unexpected situation?

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If you had to describe a change as a natural phenomenon, what would you choose?

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If you had to spontaneously change your job or city, what would influence you the most?

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If you find out that you have to work on a completely different project tomorrow, how will you react?

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How do you react to changes in your personal life, for example when your weekend plans unexpectedly change?

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How do you approach major life decisions?

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Imagine that something in your life is changing, but you have no control over it. How do you cope with that?

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If you could choose one word that best describes you in handling changes, what would it be?

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How would you like others to speak about you when it comes to your ability to handle change?

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Managing changes

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