I love this approach (i.e. you two are in transition, vs. "change"). And as any good brand nerd will tell you, "when in doubt, go to the origin story". But, this post also reminded me the 40+ year old book I'm reading *right now* about making the most of a transition in your life, William Bridges "Transitions". It's gold. https://www.amazon.com/Transitions-Making-Sense-Lifes-Changes/dp/0738285404
I love this approach (i.e. you two are in transition, vs. "change"). And as any good brand nerd will tell you, "when in doubt, go to the origin story". But, this post also reminded me the 40+ year old book I'm reading *right now* about making the most of a transition in your life, William Bridges "Transitions". It's gold. https://www.amazon.com/Transitions-Making-Sense-Lifes-Changes/dp/0738285404