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Tag Archives: ambiguity
Our (Almost) New Normal
When the CDC removed restrictions for indoor and outdoor gatherings for vaccinated people last week, and governors followed suit, a new normal began. We could almost hear an audible sign as many took off their masks and rejoined society at … Continue reading
Posted in best self, change
Tagged ambiguity, CDC, change, COVID, Fralix, gas shortage, know yourself, manage money, manage resources, manage time, mask restrictions, new normal, normal, Patti Fralix, The Fralix Group
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Looking Back
Before we get too far into 2021, I want to look back on 2020, specifically the COVID time, March to December. I do not want to forget this time. This will be my month-by-month chronology. March 2020 started out as … Continue reading
Posted in change, life, thankful, travel
Tagged 2020, 2021, ambiguity, beach, Blowing Rock, change, children, COVID, daughter, death, family, Fralix, Georgia, grandchildren, happiness, Hilton Head, How to Move to Canada, Key West, life is fragile, loss, masks, NC, Oak Island NC, pandemic, Patti Fralix, Raleigh, social distancing, St. Marys, stress, thankful, The Fralix Group, travel
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Getting More Comfortable with Ambiguity
People who have a need to control are having a very difficult time these days. So many things are outside of our control. They really always have been, but we have sometimes been under a delusion that we had more … Continue reading
Posted in change, conflict, life
Tagged ambiguity, attitude and behavior, comfortable with ambiguity, control, country divided, COVID, Covid-19, different celebrations, distance, division, embrace the lesson, focus on what we can control, Fralix, in control, insulate our hot buttons, lack of trust, life is out of control, need to control, our best during difficult times, out of control, pandemic, Patti Fralix, people of consumption, people of creation, presidential election 2020, remain productive, sense of security and stability, serious happenings, stay positive, stress, The Fralix Group, USA
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The Challenge of Not Knowing
It has been more than three months since life as we knew it changed dramatically for most of us. We have no idea when, if ever, our lives will return to normal. Many people are not even expecting life to … Continue reading
Posted in change, hope, life
Tagged ambiguity, beach, Businesses, challenge of not knowing, change, Covid-19, decreased income, Fralix, long lasting, not knowing, Oak Island Golf Club, Patti Fralix, planning for the inevitable, reduce expenses, succeed vs cope, survive, The Fralix Group, The Wisdom of Knowing, thrive, unknown
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St. Maarten Hurricane Irma Evacuation Plans
This is Part Three of Mike and my Hurricane Irma experience in St. Maarten Our local friends, Ron and his family, leaving our resort the morning we were to be evacuated Hurricane Irma had … Continue reading
Posted in conflict, family, life
Tagged Adventure of the Seas, ambiguity, change, communication, conflict, cruise ship, customer service, evacuation, family, family relationships, Fralix, friend relationships, friends, good customer service, hope, hopelessness, Hurricane, Hurricane Irma, internal conflict, life, life changes, patience, Royal Caribbean, St. Maarten
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Tragedy in Las Vegas
The blog post I planned for today must wait until next week. Safe at home away from Hurricane Irma in St. Maarten, that continuing story must take a back seat to the tragedy still unfolding in Las Vegas. I … Continue reading
Posted in conflict, family, life, tragedy
Tagged ambiguity, behavior, change, communication, conflict, crisis, effective communication, enough is enough, family, friends, greater good, gun control, kindness, Las Vegas, life, life changes, mental illness, nonverbal communication, shooter, tragedy
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Evacuated from St. Maarten
Our Royal Islander resort, a few hours before Hurricane Irma arrived. Part Two of Our Hurricane Irma Experience Mike and I finally arrived home from St. Maarten on Friday, September 15th, nine days after … Continue reading
Posted in family, gratitude, life, Relationships
Tagged adversity, ambiguity, change, communication, confidence, conflict, effective communication, family, friend relationships, friends, friendship, friendships, Hurricane, Hurricane Irma, life, life changes, Looters, My story, relationships, St. Maarten, stranded, Survival, tourist
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Hurricane Irma in St. Maarten
“Don’t worry about the car; just stay safe.” This was from a representative of the car rental agency in St. Maarten from whom we had rented our car for our two week stay there. Mike and I had gone by … Continue reading
Posted in family, gratitude, life, Relationships
Tagged ambiguity, change, communication, confidence, conflict, evacuation, family, family relationships, friend relationships, friends, friendship, friendships, grandchildren, gratitude, Hurricane, Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Matthew, life, life changes, organization, relationships, St. Maarten, Survival, thankful
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Connected to Beaumont
Texas is suffering immeasurable loss due to Hurricane Harvey and the tropical storms that followed. Houston has been hit very hard, which was predicted, although that does not make it any easier to deal with if you are one of … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, life, Relationships
Tagged A Year in the Life of a Recovering Spendaholic, accountable, ambiguity, article, Beaumont, Beaumont Enterprise, behaviors, book, business, business relationships, change, communication, confidence, connections, control, customer service, effective communication, good customer service, Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Katrina, Joel Osteen, Lakewood, Leadership, newspaper, preparation, relationships, responsibility, Texas, working relationships
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Paying Attention to Discontinuities
Change is disruptive. Whether it is a positive change or a negative one, it is still disruptive. Sometimes we do not see the change coming, and it catches us off guard. At other times, we should see it coming, … Continue reading