optimism — Journal

Don’t forget to process your emotions! A little story about finding hope…

Now and then it seems like the world is turning a little crazy. Times are unstable, changing, and in some way unpredictable. “I don’t think I am alone in wishing for a little bit of hope right now” stated Anna Wintour lately in her editor’s letter for the June/July edition of Vogue. In just one line she reflects a global vibe; An existential need for hope. Change is important, but dealing with its emotions can be intimidating. But that’s exactly why we need to talk about it. Vulnerability and hope are en vogue. So what are we waiting for?

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