Are You Embracing Change? | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Self-improvement, Business

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🗓️ 28 February 2022

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

If change never stops, then why do we resist it? Why do we struggle with things beyond our control instead of using them to find our own greatness? I want to challenge you to take a look at the way that you adapt to the new. Where could you see an opportunity instead of an obstacle?

Transcript

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0:00.0	Everyone complains about change when it isn't their idea.
0:05.5	Think about it, right?
0:06.7	I love the David Bowie song, David Bowie changes, turn it face to strange.
0:10.8	When it's our idea, we want to turn it face it and say, yes, here I go, but when change
0:16.3	happens to you, how do you react?
0:19.0	See, I think a lot of people get stuck when like something outside of their control happens,
0:25.5	they begin to take it personally instead of realizing the world is worlding along.
0:29.8	People are doing what they're doing.
0:31.1	Now the question is, what is my role in it?
0:33.7	What is my personal psychology, the way I think, the way I move, what I focus on, and then
0:38.4	I jump forward on my plan.
0:41.4	Things are always changing.
0:43.3	Technology is changing, people are changing, the world is changing, everything is speeding
0:47.6	up and it's driving some people nuts and my response is this.
0:51.3	You like change when it's the change that you want it, but if you truly appreciate
0:56.5	innovation and change, you got to embrace it all and find your path in it.
1:01.2	Think about that on this Monday.

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