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This site provides practical resources to show you how to change your life and how to cope in tough times. Tough times We are living through challenging times, and it is going to get much worse in the months and years ahead before it gets better.

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As you wake up, you experience that you don't change anything. As you wake up, you experience that Life changes you. As you wake up, you experience that you are not who you think you are, you are quite literally infinitely more than that. As you wake up, you experience that you are Life.... A quick word about me My name is Stephen Warrilow and I'm based near Bristol in the UK. In my professional life I provide change management support for organisations undergoing significant change, and I also run an informational website: www.strategies-for-managing-change.com I want to manage your expectations carefully. I am going to lay out my stall – declare my agenda – nail my colours to the mast so that you are in no doubt about where I am coming from, and why, and what’s in store. How to change your life I have been fascinated with the dynamics and mechanics of "what makes organisations tick" for as long as I can remember - which is probably about 50 years. But I have also been equally fascinated with the "how to do life" dynamics and the practicalities of "how to change your life" that affect us all at some point. For many years I felt that these were two quite separate fields and lines of enquiry. However, I have come to the realisation that they are not. They are inter-connected. We are all inter-connected. Everything is inter-connected. I do not simply mean this as an idea or a concept but as a felt and experienced reality. The trouble is, for the vast majority of us, for the majority of the time, we just can't see it - our minds get in the way, to paraphrase Jung: "Until we make the unconscious conscious, it rules our lives and we call it fate" Or, think of "The Matrix" for a visual analogy. Down the rabbit hole Truth is, I really have been "down the rabbit hole" with a lot of this over the last 10 years in my quest to understand the dynamics of "how to change your life". It's the result of a personal journey I embarked on some years ago. Without fully realising what I was getting into, I took and swallowed the red pill. I rapidly discovered two things: Firstly, what I didn’t know at the beginning of all this is that when we take Life seriously it takes us seriously – and that changes everything – in simple terms it reverses the "rules of the game". When I say "Life" you can substitute that for God, Allah, Emptiness, the Universe etc or whatever is your own personal understanding or expression of a Higher Power. Secondly, I discovered that once we start out on this journey there is no turning back.

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In the pursuit of the "war on terror", high public-sector spending and bank bail outs, western administrations (and consumers chasing the "good life") have incurred huge debt. As this unprecedented and almost unimaginable level of debt eventually works it way through the world's economic and financial systems, many of us face the very real and painful possibility of downsizing, organisational restructuring, unemployment, and major change in corporate and personal struggles for financial survival. We are facing tough times... Zen Tools? Zen simply means "direct experience in awakening" - or "direct experience in seeing things as they really are". Why would we want to see things as they really are, especially as it isn't a very pleasant sight? Simply because waking up gives us personal freedom and deep, lasting peace of mind. Waking up does not require beliefs or signing up to any set of doctrines and teachings. It is simple awareness. This site is dedicated to sharing practical tools to help you wake up. As you wake up, you discover the truth about how to change your life... As you wake up, you experience that you don't change anything. As you wake up, you experience that Life changes you. As you wake up, you experience that you are not who you think you are, you are quite literally infinitely more than that. As you wake up, you experience that you are Life.... A quick word about me My name is Stephen Warrilow and I'm based near Bristol in the UK. In my professional life I provide change management support for organisations undergoing significant change, and I also run an informational website: www.strategies-for-managing-change.com I want to manage your expectations carefully. I am going to lay out my stall – declare my agenda – nail my colours to the mast so that you are in no doubt about where I am coming from, and why, and what’s in store. How to change your life I have been fascinated with the dynamics and mechanics of "what makes organisations tick" for as long as I can remember - which is probably about 50 years. But I have also been equally fascinated with the "how to do life" dynamics and the practicalities of "how to change your life" that affect us all at some point. For many years I felt that these were two quite separate fields and lines of enquiry. However, I have come to the realisation that they are not. They are inter-connected. We are all inter-connected. Everything is inter-connected. I do not simply mean this as an idea or a concept but as a felt and experienced reality. The trouble is, for the vast majority of us, for the majority of the time, we just can't see it - our minds get in the way, to paraphrase Jung: "Until we make the unconscious conscious, it rules our lives and we call it fate"

"What is most personal is most universal... by giving words to these intimate experiences I can make my life available to others."

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