Seasons of Life

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29 Sep, 2018
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Kirby Hasseman

 I love the idea of “seasons of life.”  This concept was introduced to me by Jon Acuff, and it totally resonates with me about how life really works.  Life is not “pedal to the metal” all of the time.  I love the term “hustle,” but you can’t live your life in forever hustle mode.  In reality, though, life is also not just “sitting on a beach with a drink in my hand” in perpetuity either. It’s a shame…but it’s true.  Life comes in seasons. Some of seasons are easy to recognize.  They are almost more phases of life.  There is parenthood, or work, or school.  Sure.  But I think “season” can be even more finite. *They might be newborn baby season or puppy season (we know this all too well at our house now).   *Starting a new business (at least the launch) can be a season. *Losing a job could be a season.  Or job hunting could be one as well. *Having a high school senior is certainly a season we are living through too.   Regardless, it’s important to note that these are finite.  Whether good or bad, a season is not forever.  The wind will blow, and the words “this too shall pass” will ring through your ear. Don’t worry.  It’s just a season. Make sure you never miss an update!  Sign up for our VIP newsletter here.

Written by: Kirby Hasseman

Kirby Hasseman is the CEO of Hasseman Marketing & Communications, a full-service agency specializing in branded merchandise, digital marketing, and content creation. A passionate entrepreneur, speaker, and community advocate, Kirby creates weekly content through his popular video and podcast series, including Delivering Marketing Joy, Better Merch...Better Marketing, and Monday Minute. He is the author of several books, including his latest, Hit The TARGET, a marketing framework to help businesses reach their ideal customers, as well as Fan of Happy, Delivering Marketing Joy, Think Big For Small Business, and Give Your Way to Success. Kirby speaks to audiences across the country on topics such as marketing strategy, leadership, company culture, and personal development. Known for his energy, humor, and practical advice, he’s dedicated to helping businesses and individuals grow by building strong brands and stronger relationships.