How to Know If It’s Time to Move On
Changing cities on your ClassPass membership is as simple as a few taps on an app. Doing it in real life? A bit more complicated. While people move for all sorts of reasons, it can be hard to identify the right moment to pull the trigger when there isn’t something pushing you to go somewhere new. Harder still is identifying whether you’re moving towards an exciting new adventure, or away from a situation that’s unhappy but fixable. After all, a post-breakup move is a lot harder to undo than a post-breakup haircut, so how do you keep yourself from making a rash decision? How to know if you should try something new We asked three professional therapists in California and Florida, the two most transient states in the country, for their insight into the most positive indicators for making a move. You have an opportunity and you can’t miss it. When your move involves a concrete change that you know will help you get closer to the life you want, you should see it as a positive thing. …