Fear can accompany change
It’s common for a fear of the unknown to accompany change. Feeling fear about change does not mean that change is bad — what seems frightening at first may well turn out to be for the best.
Short useful messages from Respect Yourself, the guidance site for young people to help make good decisions in life.
It’s common for a fear of the unknown to accompany change. Feeling fear about change does not mean that change is bad — what seems frightening at first may well turn out to be for the best.
To handle changes in your life, you need to accept what is beyond your control and focus on your own internal transition to the new reality.
If you are someone who hates change, then you are going to have to at least tolerate it when it happens. You don’t have to like what’s going on, but you do have to find a way to cope, because change happens, like it or not.
All goals come with barriers. It’s good to go into your career path with a realistic sense of what could potentially hold you back. Make a list of potentially barriers that keep you from achieving the short- and long-term goals in your career path.
Adapting to change is more difficult for some people; the trick is to know that it is just one of the millions of changes that are going to happen in your life and, good or not so good, you can learn ways to accept that it is happening.
Change is constantly happening in life. Some changes are positive, such as a new loving relationship or gaining a new friend; others you may see as negative, such as losing your job. Learning how to adjust to change, both good and bad, can help make life easier.
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