 Image credit: Inspirasidhamma on Instagram We are delighted to share a poem written by Radha Devaraj, the piece is entitled, 'Inviting Change'. You can find Radha on LinkedIn: Here and on Twitter: @radhacoach Over to Radha: Inviting Change Image credit: Inspirasidhamma on Instagram Inviting ChangeChanging to be kind Changing to love Changing to listen Changing to appreciate Changing to offer choice Changing to pause Changing to slow down Changing to be clear Changing to reflect Changing to serve Changing to accept others Changing to accept myself Changing to keep my chin up At work and in life I find it pleasant… Changing to shrink myself Changing to not show up Changing to give up Changing to discard loyalty Changing to abandon commitment Changing to stop questioning Changing to shift the blame Changing to be part of an unkind game At work and in life Do you accept these demands? I find it easier to refuse Do not change for fake acceptance RESTART & and not shutdown What others INTERPRET & IMPOSE is not your change What you REFLECT & REALIZE is your change Support others to change Not because you want them to Not because they are bad But because they need it To get unstuck To move forward & ahead Worthless it is to manipulate change in everything & in others Without changing ourselves slowly and steadily For the real inner magic Thank you so much to Radha for allowing us to share her insightful poem, highlighting the importance of us being honest with ourselves and others to invite and encourage change in all areas of our lives.
If you are not yet a member of the #BeTheRipple community, we would love you to join us. You can find us on Twitter: @BeTheRipple_ and/or in our LinkedIn community: Here We also have a new Slack community which we have named the 'Collaboration Station' , a place for us all to come together to collaborate on ways to inject more kindness into workplaces across the globe. You can find out more by filling your details out: Here If you would like to submit a blog for this series, please get in touch. Thank you once again to Radha, a powerful piece on so many levels. Stay safe and take good care. Jo
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