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I hate change at work. It is never for the better.
I have to agree. Every time they change stuff....it only screws everything up.
As for myself, I have changed a lot through the years. A little improvement by the grace of God here and there has made me a better person. I still have a long way to go though.
Being flexible and able to change is the only way to survive the current economy, not to mention the freeway system. At the same time, some people I know are so quick to change everything the moment there's a little hint of difficulty or a moment of boredom. They never end up with anything meaningful in their lives.
Change is a sure thing- u can either roll with it or against it, but it's happening. Just like age -if u live long enough u will get old. I am going to fight that one though... LOL
Change is the essence of life.Be willing to surrender what you are for what you could become.
Without change we become dull and boring!
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Originally Posted by Caladium
At the same time, some people I know are so quick to change everything the moment there's a little hint of difficulty or a moment of boredom. They never end up with anything meaningful in their lives.
Not always....I am very bored with the window treatments in my family room that are only a year old...they weren't right from the start...I am bored with them and changing them....sometimes changing the little things can just bring happiness....what is a life without happiness????
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