We live in a dynamic and progressive world and progress cannot occur without change. Your attitude towards change determines how you prepare and adjust to it.
Change is inevitable. In fact, change can occur so frequently and regularly that in many cases we hardly notice it.
We change our hairstyles, our fashions, our relationships, our opinion, or we re-arrange the furniture; all with little or no resistance.
So, why do some of us react like a nuclear war is pending when we are confronted with change?
Familiarity with our surroundings, our friends and relationships and our working environment allow us to reside safely inside our comfort zone. And comfort equals security.
However, large changes require us to step outside our comfort zone, adapt to new patterns of behavior and learn new techniques for survival.
Change makes us uneasy. Even when a change seems logical and reasonable, we ask ourselves, “Why can’t things remain as they are? I liked it just the way it was.”
But that kind of thinking is self-delusional; we all want to change, whether we admit to it or not. Sure, there are people who say they are happy the way they are, but they are not being truthful with themselves.
We all want to be better, faster, stronger, richer, more powerful, happier, more fulfilled; the list goes on and on. So, why then do most of us resist change?
Tune in tomorrow when we continue to explore the concept of Change and how we might get better at dealing with it, so it can have a positive effect in our life.
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Anne Bachrach
The Accountability Coach™
Published on 8 months, 2 weeks ago
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