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The Cost of Staying Where You Are

Staying in the familiar often feels safe, but it comes with hidden costs. 

Over time, the cost of staying the same may include lost opportunities, reduced energy, and a quiet
sense of dissatisfaction. 

These costs rarely show up all at once, but they accumulate.

Many people focus on the risks of change without considering the risks of not changing.

What might staying the same cost you in a year? In five years? Time, health,
confidence, and joy are often the unseen expenses.

Growth requires courage upfront, but it often rewards that courage with expanded
options and freedom. When you honestly assess the cost of staying where you are,
change can begin to feel less intimidating and more necessary.

If you feel restless or stuck, it may not be a problem to fix. It may be a signal to listen.

For a conversation about your options, email me at kim.motv8ncoach@gmail.com

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