Every morning you start a new adventure with your travel job, job do a little giddy dance. You are so grateful your mama has a heart for travel and thought enough of you to road trip down to Waco, Texas last year with the company you are now working with. Today is your one year anniversary of traveling with this locally based aunt and nephew collaboration who offers enriching experiences to all local travelers: solo spirits, adventure buddies, and family voyagers like you and your mom.
In one year, you have evolved from guest to guide and am so grateful for all the everyday travel enthusiasts you have met along the way. A lover of first times, you thank this company for showing you sights from local wineries to Garden of the Gods and scenes from Albuquerque to the Silos in Waco.
Because of this job, you know the smell of a steam locomotive as it weaves through the mountains.
Because of this job, you know the sound of a hot air balloon getting lifted into a kaleidoscope of color among 600 others.
Because of this job, you have felt the earth shake with the thunder of stampeding buffalo.
Because of this job, you have the privilege to help curate memories with guests who are choosing adventure this weekend as you bus down to warmer temperatures and exponential shopping at Magnolia Markets in Waco, Pioneer Woman’s Mercantile in Pawhuska, and Zona Rosa in Kansas City. You cannot wait to see what adventures you help them find.
Looking back on this last year, however, you know that none of this would have been possible when you were married. United with a controlling husband who limited your travel into the outside world, you sometimes felt like a prisoner in your own home. Fortunately, your friends and family helped open your eyes to the limited life you were in. Those same friends gently coaxed you into meeting with a lawyer, understanding the process of divorce, and navigating the transitions you have made in this last year from victim to victor.
Marriages That End in Divorce Are More Common Than Not
Today, you are grateful for those friends, that divorce lawyer and the counsel that she provided. Without that push from our friends you would not be experiencing the sights and sounds of a new career. The fact of the matter is there are many different kinds of law firms that offer a number of different services that can help their clients achieve their goals. From divorce to navigating the days, weeks, and months after suffering car accident injuries, there are many times when getting the right legal advice can help you make the transitions you need to live your best life.
The most difficult part in many of life’s biggest transitions, however, is knowing that you may have to ask for help. Few of us have the knowledge and experience to solve all of life’s challenges alone. Realizing that you can ask for help and searching out those individuals who have the most experience can help you manage what might otherwise seem like an impossible situation.
Commercial real estate attorneys help their clients finalize the purchases they need to start the business they have always dreamed about. Car accident attorneys help families navigate the challenges of life changing injuries and understand the resources that are needed to get the medical care that is needed. Elder care lawyers help families transition parents and grandparents from their own homes into quality assisted living and nursing homes. In fact, there are times in every phase of life when getting the most experienced legal advice can make all the difference in making sure that you reach your goals.
What are the goals that you have for your life and how can you reach them. Although there are some times in our lives where making the leap to a new job seems manageable, there are other times when you may need to rely on the help of an experienced resource to end a marriage, purchase a new property, or heal from injuries caused by someone else’s carelessness. In all of these situations, the decision to ask for help sooner rather than later is the answer.