Change And Change Essay

INTRODUCTION
Change, change, change—we’re all for change. We want to see him change, her change, their change. We want to see the organization change. We want to see everyone else change. Yes, we’re all for change as long as we don't have to change, but it is a fact of life; we all are changing every day. Every year, millions of people try to change their lives. Many want to get fitter or lose weight. Some would like to improve their relationships with loved ones, quit bad habits or start healthy ones. Others are keen to change jobs, learn new skills or improve their financial situations. More than a few wish they could socialize more become more self-confident or is happier. And the good news is: I can change my life.
Who are you?" said the Caterpillar "I know, just only present," Alice replied rather shyly, "I know at least who I am and when I got up this morning, however I should have been changed several times since then." Avoid making the entire guess that life will not give you what you want or deserve because, in most of the cases, what you aim to get is exactly what you'll get.
GOAL FOR THE CHANGING PROCESS
Think of goals as road maps that give you both a destination and a planned itinerary for getting there. "To set a goal means I have to set a reaching point of my Life.” said James Fadiman a psychologist, author of Unlimited Your Life: Getting and Setting Goals, "Without any goals means I stay what I was. With goals means I will be there what I hope." As learning of performance in athletes, students, and employees have shown, the one single characteristic that separates high- and tow-achievers is having a clear, specific goal. A thoughtful, layered, complex look at how we change and what we need to do to create change i...

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