Comments on: A Change of Scenery or A Change of Self

By: Kim Hummer

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By: Bob Burg

Bob Burg — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:39:21 +0000

Jonathan, that’s great. I’ve read, practiced and written about frames and re-framing. It’s a very important part of happiness, peace of mind and effectiveness. I really like your term, “frame shifting.”

Chris, I’m so appreciative of your note. First, for sharing this with all of us. I know it will be a big help to/for others who are going through something similar right now or might in the future. Secondly, in your writing that, it affirms to me that there is value in these posts. I appreciate you greatly.

By: Chris Jordan

Chris Jordan — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:14:14 +0000

This post couldn’t have come along at a better time. I’m facing a grass is greener scenario in my life right now… really for the second time in a year. When weighing my options, I’ll be sure to reflect more on my internal pros and cons and decide who I want to be before making any external decisions.

By: Jonathan Flaks

Jonathan Flaks — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:51:45 +0000

Hey Bob –

There’s a firehouse that runs an old-fashioned siren near my home. At first it was a very annoying sound, as you can imagine. But instead of groaning about it whenever it started screeching, I’ve been allowing it to be a wake-up call to be present and appreciative of all the blessings I have around me.

I call it “frame shifting.”

Thanks,

Jonathan Flaks

By: Bob Burg

Bob Burg — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:58:42 +0000

Thank you, everyone, for your feedback, comments and insights. I appreciate all of you very much. Throughout the day, as I checked back, I really enjoyed reading everything you wrote. It was also fascinating for me to see how interpretations were put through lenses based on how the individual saw their world. Which, of course, makes sense, because we *all* filter pretty much eveything through our personal lenses. Thank you so much again!!