Time to Move On – The Reason Relationships End

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The author reflects on reevaluating relationships after a wake-up call with a long-standing nonprofit.
A 25-year relationship with a nonprofit changed when a new executive director took over, leading to a lack of communication.
The author realized that relationships, whether personal or professional, often change and aren't always permanent.
Common reasons for moving on from relationships include changes in personal growth, mission alignment, and trust.
Wake-up calls can prompt reevaluation of relationships when values no longer align or trust is broken.
The author emphasizes that moving on from relationships is not failure but a natural part of growth and change.
Lessons include the importance of investing in meaningful relationships and pruning those that no longer serve you.
The article concludes with a discussion on the universal human need for relationships and the pain of losing them.

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