What do you do when everything you trusted in collapses?
How do you prepare for a sudden change in life?
How do you recover when life hits you on your blind side?
After a lifetime of hard work, dedication,commitment, and loyalty to a chosen career, how do you suddenly change your vocation and skill sets?
What do you do when a lifelong dream and investment is suddenly taken from you through no fault of your own?
How do you bounce back after institutions that were expected to protect you suddenly pull the rug out from under your life?
What do you say to your family when you face the reality that you may no longer be able to fulfill their expectations for security, support, and provision?
Where do you go when you want to work but there are no jobs?
What do you do when your sense of pride for personal accomplishment is dashed in the fires of survival? How do you go on after the legacy of years of work is erased by a pink slip from the company you helped build?
How do you face the family you once left to find your fortune and chase your dreams and ask them to take you back in because your world has evaporated?
Where do you go when the ones you go to for help are also in need of help?
All the above questions are actual situations I have encountered in counseling hundreds of individuals who have fallen on difficult times in their lives. Though each situation was unique, one common factor linked them all: every trying situation was initiated by what we call a crisis.
Each one of us will face some type of crisis. We all encounter situations over which we have no personal control, which we did not expect or could not prevent. Many of us, perhaps, are still trying to recover from a broken marriage, the stillbirth of a child, the unexpected death of a spouse, child, or loved one. Maybe you lost your dream house, your dream car, your baby, or your business. Whatever your situation, these are all categorized as crises.
Living on earth requires that we must expect the unexpected and prepare for the unforeseen. It’s the nature of life. But many of us do not possess the necessary mental, emotional, psychological, and spiritual tools to successfully and effectively weather these seasons of turmoil. If this is your state, then this book is for you or for a loved one who needs to know that there is life after crisis.
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