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Every change takes us somewhere, embrace it

Every change takes us somewhere, embrace it
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Our world is always changing, and new things are always taking place. With each new year, we grow and gain insight. We never know what life has waiting for us today, tomorrow, a year from now, or even in the coming few minutes.

One of the most satisfying skills you can master is the capacity to embrace change and uncertainty. It will provide you the power to create boundaries as well as more freedom, comfort, and confidence in your daily life. But to start, the most important step is the first and main one.

Life is filled with change. Change allows us to progress in life and take part in exciting and new experiences. If we do not adapt to the needs of the time, life could become static. What makes you feel wonderful, you can ask? What do you feel so strongly about? Follow your heart and body’s needs. Eat well and treat yourself wisely. Keep your sights on the goals, but accept that nothing comes soon.

Little by little, step by step, celebrate every success, failure, or new challenge, no matter how small. Consider it a step in the path of reaching your true purpose.

If we stay true to ourselves, keep our sights on the bright side, trust our intuition, and pay attention to our inner voice, we would therefore end up exactly where we were meant to be, and that’s the gem of our very own treasure hunt called life. We only add colours, little obstacles, or puzzles that we have to overcome or solve.

Change is strong and unavoidable, but it does require some work on your part. The natural world never repeats again. Change comes in many different shapes, sizes, and fragrances. We are all affected by change at some point during our lives, which makes it essential. We don’t progress in our daily life if we don’t try new things and discover anything new. When a change is needed, it becomes essential to recognise it.

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Archana Bijo

The author is a postgraduate in Mass Communication and Journalism from Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), Bengaluru. Her interests range from Photojournalism, Media Research, Documentaries, Communication Studies, Film Studies, Radio Journalism, Women Studies, Advertisement Studies with keen interest in writing on varied topics and articles relating to photography, festivals, moments of life, and travel.

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