I had been thinking about change for a while and finally found some spare time to write about it. This thought was sparked by something someone told me—they felt like they were just floating through life, with little to no change over the past year. It made them feel stuck, as if they were in the same place they were a year ago, and that feeling brought them anxiety.
To be honest, I can completely relate because that’s exactly how I feel right now. I have goals that I haven’t made much progress on for a long time, and now I feel the need to step up and make things happen.
This feeling—almost like I owe it to myself—is pushing me to make the change I’ve needed for so long. But since I’m not the kind of person who embraces change easily, I struggle with the transition. Sometimes, I just wish change could happen instantly, without me even noticing. I’m not sure if you can relate, but there are times when I feel like having no choice would be easier. When I have too many options, I get stuck overthinking and find it hard to take action.
It’s not easy to be in this position because it constantly brings me anxiety, making me feel stressed about everything. But in reality, change is good—even though it can be painful when we have to break free from our comfort zones to embrace it.
Believe it or not, the stress that comes with change is actually a sign of growth. It’s the beginning of something new, pushing you to become a better version of yourself in whatever aspect of life you choose. If it’s your career, I encourage you to let go of that job that no longer excites you and pursue something that makes you eager to wake up in the morning.
Again, it’s not an easy decision, but change is inevitable—it’s part of your journey!
