It Is Possible to Learn How to Manage Chaos

So often we tell ourselves that when this one project is done, or when we have gotten through this month, or when things calm down, we will be happy, we will prioritise ourselves, or we will get ourselves together and be the person we want to be. But that is not how life works. Life is not a series of singular events happening one after the other. Life is messy, chaotic and happens all at once. And that is fine. It is still possible to excel in spite of the turbulence of life, and there is no better time than now. You simply need to learn how to manage chaos.

It is funny how life can sneak up on you, suddenly making you feel like things are a bit overwhelming or out of control. This is normal. Sometimes, we just need a new perspective to help us regain control. In addition, a couple of handy life skills go a long way to help you excel. And it is this new perspective – together with the relevant life skills – that will guide you in those moments when you are wondering how to manage chaos.

If this situation resonates with you, and it feels like you are just going through the motions of life, there is a way to get yourself unstuck. Dr Tienie Maritz is offering DIY lifestyle guidance – a proven collection of interventions and discussions – that can help you move out of survival mode and reconnect with your dreams, passions, and purpose. These sessions cover a number of topics, allowing you to focus on the areas that you feel you need to develop or explore.

One of these DIY lifestyle topics is aimed at helping you learn how to manage chaos. Ultimately, the aim is to help you uncover a healthy and practical way to manage your own life.

During this 3-hour lifestyle session on how to manage chaos, you have the opportunity to learn how to live and teach your kids to be responsible, proactive, motivated, and respectful. We help you put boundaries in action and reap the benefits. Topics include:

• Facing the reality of cause and effect in life
• Being proactive
• Differentiating between being “responsible” and “self-centred”
• Living and teaching respect in a diverse world
• Discovering whether motivation is outdated or if we are simply hiding behind politics

To find out more about these sessions and to learn how to manage chaos, get in touch with the office of Dr Tienie Maritz today.