Answer to Question 1
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Answer to Question 2
What is the neutral zone according to Bill Bridges? 1 point for something similar to the following:
- A period of confusion and stress following an ending
- The time between an ending and a new beginning
- A time of transition after something in your life ends such as school, a marriage, or a job
Why is it important? 1 point for something similar to the following:
- It's a breather from the constraints and expectations of a previous life, in which you have the opportunity to reconsider what you want to do with the next step in your life
- It's a time in which you don't have to produce results or accomplish anything, which can give you time to reevaluate your goals and directions in life so that what you do next will be satisfying and useful
List at least three suggestions for how to best use the neutral zone. 1 point for any 3 of the following or something similar:
- Really think about what you want to do next
- Keep a journal or log of neutral zone experiences
- Try out lots of new things
- Think about your pastwhat you have accomplished and how it matches to what you wanted to have accomplished
- Think about what would have been unlived if your life ended today
- Find regular time to be alone
- Be with yourself as fully as possible so that you can be attuned to what you really want in life
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