Summer is almost here and boy do I have a good read for you, if you haven’t already discovered it! Jodi Picoult is my latest discovery.  Lone Wolf is the book. And thank goodness, she has written over twenty more so I’ll have a long satisfying summer of reading. All beautifully articulated from inside the skin of each family member, including the families of wolves, Picoult writes about things that are catalysts in our lives – family and experiencing relationships over time, the push-pull of love-hate, things that compel us forward or keep us stuck, reconnecting and forgiveness. She writes about ways we learn, are impacted, by mothers, fathers, siblings and others and how it hones and shapes us.

Experiencing Change

When you go through a change in your career or life, you naturally experience moments of excitement or anticipation of the new.

On the other hand, you may also experience change as upsetting, disruptive or at times, even scary because it’s the unknown.

Your intellect, brain, mind, spirit may seek and enjoy the creativity of the change; while your physical body may find it stressful, for some flooding or even paralyzing, if you don’t sooth it.

A Catalyst sets things in motion through two actions

Think of your Inner Catalyst like a see-saw or wave motion.