The Cycle Of Change

Life Coach Alex Hyde will explain the cycle of change concept and Understanding Relapse.

Change is a journey, not a straight path. Whether you’re breaking a habit, cultivating a new one, or striving for personal growth, the process is rarely linear.

At the heart of this journey lies the cycle of change - a concept that recognises change as an ongoing process, complete with
challenges, progress, and setbacks.

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