The one thing that’s constant in life…is change.
To most, change means uncertainty, and uncertainty brings fear. Because of that, people will avoid change and do whatever they can to stay in their comfort zone and stick to what they’ve done their whole lives. These are the same people who just wait for things to get better without taking any action.
If this sounds like you, and you’re somebody who thinks you can survive in this society by simply maintaining the status quo…think again.
You couldn’t be more wrong.
Change is happening all around you whether you like it or not. Society is constantly evolving, and not always for the better. This coming year will bring even more challenges. It’s in the air, and I think all of you can sense it.
It’s no secret that election years in the US bring a sense of divide, not only politically, but socially and racially too. Just look at the past couple of decades and I dare you to disagree.
With these changes and challenges all around you, it’s going to require you to adapt and develop new skills in order to survive.
Believe it or not, if you don’t adapt to change, you will be left behind. Whether it’s missing out on opportunities, losing your purpose, or just being miserable, by doing nothing, you will become a victim of change, and I think we can all agree that the victim mindset is bullsh*t.
This is why you need to take charge of your life, embrace change, and focus on parts of your life that you can control. You can’t control changes in society, but you can control your attitude towards them as well as your habits and actions.
The world is becoming more expensive. The cost of living is up, the value of money is down, and the gap between the rich and the poor is widening by the day. You don’t need an economics degree to see it happening. You may have also noticed that today’s leaders are not helping the problem. It seems like all they are interested in is creating more conflict, giving in to corruption, and profiting off of chaos.
Knowing these facts about life might make you feel a little hopeless or frustrated, but it shouldn’t. You don’t have to accept the status quo and just suffer the consequences of other people’s decisions.
You have more power than you think.