Hey, friends. What's going on? Welcome to the astrosyl. I'm Krayalin. You are you. And as always,

it is wonderful to be here speaking with you in this moment of time. Today on the show, I'm going to

talk about something that comes up quite a lot. And that is beginning to worry when things start

going good in your life. This is a really common thing that people experience because what happens

is that they work towards something positive, some type of constructive upgrade in their life,

whether it be professionally or personally or in a relationship or something like that.

And whenever things begin to move in that direction and they start feeling better and they can

feel the fruit of those changes, then they begin worrying that the rug is going to be pulled

out from underneath them. And that new good change that's coming to their life is going to be

taken away. I'm really looking forward to talking to you all about this one. But right quick,

before we get to that, I just want to ask if you enjoy this podcast. If you would not mind,

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Thank you very much. When we put a lot of energy into making changes in our life,

it's actually a bit longer of a process than we realize. This interesting model called the

States of Change model that walks you through the different States of Change whenever you're

looking to grow and make a development in your life. And as I said, it starts earlier than we

realize because there is a pre-contemplation stage, which means that we're living our lives without

any awareness of needing to change anything, just kind of living on autopilot and drifting.

The next stage is the contemplation stage. That's where we become aware of something

that we want to change and begin thinking about it. We imagine what it would be like if we were

to change something in our lives. We think about how we might do that. And interestingly,

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