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Check out my latest poetry podcast on Emotionally Smart Living when we discuss the process of change!
Change isn’t only what you get back from a cashier at the store.
It is when something changes and is different than ever before.
Some people love change, while others just run from it and hide.
Regardless of how you feel, it will be a change that is supplied.
Some people look for change, while some aren’t far behind.
Some people always live in the past and then try to hit rewind.
It doesn’t matter how you respond, change is there in clear sight.
Some people accept change, while others try to put up a fight.
Nobody in this world loves change, for that is surely just a myth.
It can rock you to your very core, or even leave you feeling stiff.
Sometimes you see the change as needed and that it is good.
You choose to focus on what you could, should, and understood.
Once your heart and mind are both engaged in the change process.
Then determine if you have the skills and tools to make progress.
Put those things to work and change the way that you behave.
Then just say goodbye to the past with a farewell and a wave.
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By Craig DunklebergerCheck out my latest poetry podcast on Emotionally Smart Living when we discuss the process of change!
Change isn’t only what you get back from a cashier at the store.
It is when something changes and is different than ever before.
Some people love change, while others just run from it and hide.
Regardless of how you feel, it will be a change that is supplied.
Some people look for change, while some aren’t far behind.
Some people always live in the past and then try to hit rewind.
It doesn’t matter how you respond, change is there in clear sight.
Some people accept change, while others try to put up a fight.
Nobody in this world loves change, for that is surely just a myth.
It can rock you to your very core, or even leave you feeling stiff.
Sometimes you see the change as needed and that it is good.
You choose to focus on what you could, should, and understood.
Once your heart and mind are both engaged in the change process.
Then determine if you have the skills and tools to make progress.
Put those things to work and change the way that you behave.
Then just say goodbye to the past with a farewell and a wave.