Change is painful………..

Change can indeed be painful. It’s like stepping out of your comfort zone into the unknown, and that can be scary. However, staying in a situation where you don’t belong or where you feel undervalued can be even more painful. It’s like being stuck in quicksandβ€”you might not be sinking fast, but you’re definitely not…

Change can indeed be painful. It’s like stepping out of your comfort zone into the unknown, and that can be scary. However, staying in a situation where you don’t belong or where you feel undervalued can be even more painful. It’s like being stuck in quicksandβ€”you might not be sinking fast, but you’re definitely not going anywhere.

Imagine being in a job that drains your energy every day, or in a relationship that makes you feel small. You might think, “This is what I know; it’s better than risking something new.” But deep down, you know you deserve better. The fear of change keeps you anchored, but it’s an anchor that pulls you down instead of grounding you.

The pain of change comes with growth. When you decide to move on from a situation where you’re stuck, you’re opening the door to new opportunities, even if it feels uncomfortable at first. You start to realize that the discomfort of change is temporary. It’s a stepping stone to something betterβ€”a job that excites you, relationships that uplift you, or just a life that feels more aligned with who you are.

On the other hand, staying stuck can lead to a slow erosion of your happiness, self-esteem, and even your health. You start to question your worth, your capabilities, and your dreams. The longer you stay, the more difficult it becomes to muster the courage to leave.

So yes, change is painful, but it’s a necessary pain. It’s the kind of pain that leads to healing, to finding your place, and to living a life that feels right. When you look back, the pain of being stuck in the wrong place will likely feel far worse than the temporary discomfort of change.

In the end, it’s not just about avoiding pain but choosing the kind of pain that leads to growth, freedom, and fulfillment.

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Responses to “Change is painful………..”

  1. shivatje

    πŸ™πŸŒΉπŸ™ŒπŸ»

    Aum Shanti

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    1. nandasagec

      Thank youπŸ™

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  2. Ernie ‘Dawg’

    I have been blessed with adapting to change my whole life. Living like a gypsy and living for freedom takes a different kind of toll on us though still leaving an empty feeling inside.

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    1. nandasagec

      Adapting to positive change has always been a lifelong blessing while I think it sometimes leaves an empty feeling, but it also brings unique experiences and growth in a long run and for happy life ahead . As sometimes fulfilment comes from within by living and adapting the change of present moment and not from past journey or which the path on which person was going through.

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  3. Stella Reddy

    So true…

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    1. nandasagec

      yes change is always painful in any field of life . Thank you for reading the post

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  4. Dawna

    You’re right, change is painful, but sometimes the pain is so well worth the effort

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    1. nandasagec

      Yes true.

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  5. camilla wells paynter

    Very true!

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    1. nandasagec

      Thank youπŸ™

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  6. Huilahi

    A wonderful post. I absolutely agree with the poignant points that you raised here about change and how painful it can be. As someone with Autism, I have always been resistant to change. Whether it’s changes in routine, moving neighbourhoods or losing loved ones, change has always scared me. I’ve gotten over my fear over the years by learning that change is simply an essential part of life. Everyone goes through change. It’s not the end of the world. Recently, my family went through a huge change by moving neighbourhoods. No matter how painful change is, ultimately it is worth it.

    Thanks for sharing this insightful post. I truly appreciate it.

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    1. nandasagec

      Yes everyone goes through change but definetly it is not the end of world. We should be patience and trust Gods process. Thank you for going through postπŸ™

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