DESTINATION
ACCOMPLISHED
This principle is about endings in our lives and how to approach them in a healthy and dignified way, so new beginnings can vividly spring forth and guide us towards our potential.
There are systems that we’ll always belong to, like the family of origin, but also systems that we temporarily belong to – friends, hobby groups, projects, teams, organizations, to name a few.
Life is filled with endings, a fundamental law of nature.
Yet, our relationship with endings – whether personal or professional – is complex and often difficult. Endings are often a taboo topic in many families and organizations.
When a system reaches its destination and we struggle to process endings healthily, we can block a significant amount of energy, hindering our ability to move forward cleanly, with fresh eyes and an open heart
This can lead to …
Feeling exhausted, energy drained.
At least two frequent consequences arise when we struggle with healthy endings.
The first one
Because we can't openly talk about the idea or desire to end something (a relationship, a project, a team, a job, etc.), these situations drag on, and we postpone the ending until we have no choice. As a result, we're often completely drained of the energy we need to start something new.
The second one
Because we can't close things clearly, cleanly, and on time, the unresolved issues inevitably spill over into the next stage, contaminating it with things that don't belong. We're forced to carry these burdens forward, creating blockages we don't want and don't understand.
We're hosting three afternoon workshops
On June 3rd, 11th, and 19th to explore and clarify how to better prepare for new ideas, projects, and relationships by healthily closing the ones that have consumed their vital energy.
Co-facilitators
Raluca Raschip
Cosmin Alexandru
Passionate about high-quality systemic work that empowers individuals to fully embrace their lives, Raluca and Cosmin are both trained in top-tier systemic practices, both in Romania and internationally.
They are committed to continuous learning and personal development, both for their own transformation and for those they support.