There is a lot of interest on the topic of stability. It is said that stability is healthy for
children. Underwriters look for job
stability when deciding whether or not it would be good to approve a home loan.
The question that has always seemed to plague my mind is how
can one have stability in the midst of change?
In addition, how would the dictionary define stability? According to the American Heritage Dictionary
5th edition, stability has several definitions. I have taken the liberty to extract thee
second definitions for the purpose of this blog.
2)
The ability of an object, such as a ship or aircraft, to maintain equilibrium
or resume its original, upright position after displacement, as by the sea or
strong winds. (American Heritage
Dictionary 5th edition 2013)
The second definition answered my question as to how one can
have stability in the midst of change.
Although we may have changes to our original purpose, being stable is staying the course. Just because there is a change does not mean
you are not stable.
B, L. Aki, BS MA
Real Estate Broker
Transitional Life Coach
Change is constant
ReplyDeleteI believe that stability for children is a good thing,because of my past experience of growing up with separated parents I felt that with my mom we moved to much and I didn't care for anything, while with my dad I stayed in one place so it helped me build relationships with other people and to be frank I feel that I did better in school when I was with my father, And I feel that he's taught me a Lil more about life and like he always says " a woman can raise a great boy, but it takes a man to raise that boy into a man"
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