By Cory Thompson
In the heart of Grand Junction CO, resilience isn’t just a trait—it’s a way of life. As we navigate the challenges and triumphs of 2025, a new mindset known as “lemonading” is gaining traction. Coined by researchers at Oregon State University, lemonading encourages individuals to find value and growth in life’s challenges, promoting a balance between realism and optimism .
As an executive deeply rooted in Fruita CO, I’ve witnessed firsthand how adopting a lemonading approach can transform our community. It’s about acknowledging hardships, finding perspective, and taking actionable steps to improve situations. This mindset aligns perfectly with the spirit of our region, where community support and personal growth go hand in hand.
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