Often times it appears that what gets us to make the biggest changes in life, is some major unexpected event that pushes us over the edge.  For example:

• You decide to quit smoking, when you find out your uncle has just been diagnosed with cancer.
• You finally start a business only after you're layed off by your employer of 20 years.
• You revamp your entire diet, immediately after your last physical reveals you're dangerously close to a heart attack.

It seems it was the event that sparked the shift.  But that's just not true.  These incidents didn't cause you to change.  YOU caused you to change. 

The event was simply an excuse you used to make the change that you've been contemplating making for some time now.  It allowed you to finally give yourself the permission to make changing an urgent priority.

Now, something tells me that there's a change you've been thinking about making.  And the problem with waiting for a major unexpected event to happen, is it simply might never happen. 

And you don't need an excuse to change.  Change is a human right. 

But just in case you did need some type of unexpected event...something to use as an excuse to change...this is it.