Time For New Beginnings and Final Endings
There has to be endings to create new beginnings. An old year ends and a New Year begins, full of promises of change and new experiences.
It’s a good time for GenuLines to look at the endings in your life. For example , the death of a loved one, will leave you sad.
But if you accept the loss and focus on the good memories the person brought you can move on.
Each step in your life
These are necessary for you to continue growing. The end of high school or college signifies the beginning of adulthood.
This might give way to a career that you’ve studied for.
Every New Year is an opportunity for you to sit down and figure out what you want to change in the coming year. What will make you a better and happier person.?
Do you want to lose weight, quit smoking, move on to another job? Now is the time to rethink and reset your goals and make the necessary changes in your life.
Endings can only come when you let go of thinking about the negative events. When bad things go beyond your control you’ve got to distance yourself.
Make space for the positive
Get a grip on the reality of endings. You don’t like all endings, but you do need to accept their reality.
If you don’t learn to accept endings to allow for new beginnings, you might give up. That could open the door to a lifetime of regrets.
Think about things in a new way. You may think of yourself as “set in your ways,” about certain things.
But you have the right to change your mind if something changes, like more facts about what happened. Sometimes it helps to gain a fresh perspective on life and let go of old beliefs.
Remember, if you don’t take chances, change isn’t possible. You can hold on to the good things in your life, but if a new idea triggers excitement and fulfillment in your life, try it.
If you don’t, you may regret it.
JohnK 12-30-2024
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Overhead: “You may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing that we call ‘failure’ is not the falling down, but the staying down”
~Mary Pickford
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