Become a Master of Change
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For most of us, the thought of change can send us into a panic attack. For some of us, we might fear change because it disrupts our sense of security and consistency by challenging our perceptions. As much as we crave stability and security, change is an inevitable part of life and we can either choose to embrace it or resist it.
The fear of change comes from the fact that change challenges the perceptions and beliefs that our life is built upon. When change challenges our perceptions, we are forced to step outside our comfort zone, and that's uncomfortable.
Change is the inevitable constant refinement of our being. Whether you want it or not, change is inevitable. Inaction and resistance cannot completely stop change; it will only lessen your personal growth and add frustration to your life. You will become stagnant and remain inside the boundaries of a very limited life while everyone and everything grows around you.
Life is really a series of changes and each change is a challenge. It's an opportunity for us to learn - to grow - to expand. Some changes might be small while others may be large, but they each bring the opportunity to learn something new about yourself and the world around you.
With each new lesson you learn from the previous challenge, you become more adept at applying what you've learned to future growth and challenges. Change actually becomes much easier to handle because when you come out the other side, you gain valuable skills and experiences that you can apply to the rest of your life. Instead of being fearful, you may even have fun being more open to change because you know your life will be that much better.
With a constant refinement of perceptions and beliefs, change goes from sending us into a panic attack to being just another task we successfully complete. It goes from being a major incident to a whole new exciting adventure. With every change you make in your life, you become more adept at building solid ground no matter what the situation; and rationally dealing with your fear instead of allowing your perceptions to falsely magnify it. Change becomes fun and exciting, and you learn to actually welcome it.
Here's how you become a master of change:
Inaction and Resistance Carries Bigger Consequences
Choosing inaction or resistance to change carries bigger consequences than choosing to face the change head-on in the first place.
Focus on the Desired End Result
Worrying about what might happen will not help you deal with what's at hand. Focus on where you want to be when the change is complete.
Rationalize Your Fear
Fear is a natural response, but try to identify what it is you are afraid of. Fear is usually the result of our mind creating hypothetical dramas that have no base in reality. You will quickly discover that the experience of change wasn't worth all that anxiety over the unknown.
Break it into Manageable Pieces
For major changes, break it down into smaller manageable pieces. It's much easier to identify a solution when you can apply a strategy to deal with each step. When you know what you're going to do each step of the way, you can get to the end result with confidence and a rational strategy.
You can resist change, but only temporarily. When you resist the natural flow of the world, which is based on change, your life becomes a series of challenges that are amplified by your resistance. Resist them and you become a victim - embrace them and you become a true master of change.
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About the Author: Anne Bachrach RSS for Anne's articles - Visit Anne's website Anne Bachrach helps business people and entrepreneurs work less, make more money and enjoy a more balanced life. By utilizing her powerful processes, Anne's clients learn how to maximize their talents and experience a great quality of life. Her fresh approach to business is a much-needed change for stagnant businesses. Anne is the author of the book, Excuses Don't Count; Results Rule, Live Life with No Regrets, and is a co-author in the Roadmap to Success book along with Stephen Covey and Ken Blanchard. Jokingly nicknamed, "The Accountability Pit-Bull", Anne has firmly established her position as the country's foremost expert on Accountability. Even the most motivated business professionals need guidance to achieve their highest potential. Begin getting results today on how to work less, make more money, and have a more balanced life with the powerful 30-day Goal Achievement self-study program. Go to http://www.AccountabilityCoach.com. Review and utilize the success-oriented resources and tools and take advantage of 3 great gifts by going to http://www.accountabilitycoach.com/landing/ so you can stay focused and productive so you can achieve your goals and be even more successful - personally and professionally. Click here to visit Anne's website. The 5 Secrets of Effective MultiTasking Avoid These Two Types of Distractions Eliminating the No Longer Acceptables Concrete Ideas on How to Cope With Stress Effective Branding for Increased Success |
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