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We Repeat What We Don’t Repair

Christy Nichols
2 min readApr 11, 2019

When I think about choices I have made in the past relative to my career, relationship status, or family dynamics, I see patterns.

In the big picture, much of my life is a bright, sun-shiney story. Successful, blessed, loved, with rich travel experiences beyond measure:

  • my friendships are solid
  • I live on a gorgeous beach
  • I’m passionate about my career
  • and I can borrow my neighbour’s dog for puppy therapy at anytime.

But the lesser told side would reveal experiences that, when they unfold, left me frustrated, confused, disappointed, angry and bitter:

  • Relationships that turned sour
  • Business endeavors that fell short
  • Living situations that didn’t serve my well-being

Both sides are results of choices I have made and patterns I tend to follow: the good, the bad, and the disenchanting.

Most of us carry stories of personal highs and lows. And most of us don’t care for experiencing the lows: Mistakes, challenges, changes.

Results that bum us out.

The good news is that we can untangle ourselves.

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Christy Nichols
Christy Nichols

Written by Christy Nichols

Educator, business owner, writer, do-gooder (mostly), trouble-maker (sometimes). Life Coach, Book Coach, Nicaragua Retreats hosted by www.venture-within.com

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