Now I couldn’t blame this person, in fact, I could identify
with him almost too much so that it scared me.
For some reason (especially I’ve found as I get older) our resistance to
change intensifies and we no longer choose to do things that would eventually
help our ultimate success in life.
Rather than changing we essentially choose to be stuck, unhappy, and
eventually unsuccessful—or at least not as successful as we could have been. We almost convince ourselves we “can’t”
change or that change is “not necessary” when it clearly is.
We need to recognize and fight this resistance to change
because one thing that is certain in life is change. For this reason we need to embrace it and be
ready for it. Change can produce so much
good if we allow it to. Even though it
is hard, it almost always makes us better people. And with the right attitude, it can nearly
almost always end up helping us in life.
Change is good.
Now, it breaks my heart that this current operator will lose
what I see as an opportunity of a lifetime because of his unwillingness to change. It makes me think about what I may be missing
out on when I refuse to change. We must
embrace change, have a great attitude about it, and do all we can to learn and
grow from it. When we do, we will become
much better leaders and much happier people in life.
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