Whether it's from fear of changing or simply from lack of imagination or perspective, somewhere each of us is stuck. At some point, if the pressure gets too great for you, you'll be forced to change. This is often precipitated by unusual or expected events and forces that simply don't fit in or make sense unless you completely change your perspective. The tendency is to dig in and try to hold on to the old way of doing things, but that only makes the rascally trouble-maker Uranus more insistent. Less rarely, a person will want to chuck everything and make an over-exuberant break with the past, which can be just as disruptive.
Balance is needed here.
Let events in your life, particularly those odd bits of synchronicity, show you where to focus your efforts. You're changing your reality, afterall, not declaring war on it. Remember this is a long 10 month transition, not an overnight switch. That's scary sometimes, very demanding and always a bit baffling, but it certainly makes life more rewarding in the end. It seems our notion of the intellect free from the emotions is more myth than truth, a hangover from the Greeks and our recent pre-psychology culture that glorified the god Rationality as the highest virtue.