Speed of change = speed of significance
When we study the lives of people who lived significant lives,
we always learn about stories of change and ability to endure the pain associated
with change. No pain, no significance. Significance is always found on the other
side of pain. It is by going through pain that we develop the strength to
endure more pain and continue to change. Through change we develop the strength
of character required to do the uncommon things, to do what the average person
calls the impossible.
1) There is always some pain associated with change. Change is only
effective by releasing the pain associated with it.
2) When the pain to stay the same is greater than the pain to
change, we change.
3) No pain, no change and no change, no relief of the pain. Most of
us resist change until we have to change. Who has not felt the pain of being
forced to change?
4) Make a conscious decision to change before you have to. Change
is always more painful when we are forced into change.
5) We can either change ahead of being forced to, taking
advantage of change or change will take advantage of us.
6) After going to through painful changes we realize that the pain
made us stronger; the pain was endurable.
7) By learning and growing we prepare ourselves for whatever changes
come our way. We then are not surprised by change any longer.
Choose to endure the pain of change either voluntary or forced. You
will become a better person by having a positive attitude towards change.
Be blessed and be a blessing to others!
Carlos Fontana, President of Phalanx
Co-author of the book Follow to Lead (The 7 Principles to Being
a Great Follower)
Author of the book PRICELESS (Sixty-Six Simple Stories of
Reflection, Love, and Legacy)
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