It is simple. If you want to make changes in your personal life, you have to change the way you think.

Often said, "It is in the mind"! this statement is absolutely correct.

It is difficult to change unless you are ready to accept the changes.

The changes are only easy to accept when they are mentally prepared for the consequences.

To achieve that State of preparedness is difficult to change.

The following points will help us to appreciate this argument.

It is important to then have desire to learn new things.

My parents are witnesses of many changes in their lives.

Used to only listen to the radio before the advent of television.

They have seen generations of televisions, cameras and music systems.

Used to write letters as young adults.

Now try to learn what the new iPhone can do, what you can do the new iPod shuffle, what is a Roomba, how the G.P.S. works, which is the best console gaming and, then what I, his daughter enjoy all these new 'toys'.???

Love writing e-mail messages and can easily chat in Yahoo Messenger.

I shudder to imagine how it would be his life had not adopted all the changes and decided a fine morning who were comfortable with what they were doing.

They are willing to accept the changes only because they have an open-minded and unlike many of his friends, 'want to learn'.

Learning is easier when desee.Es harder to teach a concept to someone who is simply not interested.

Similarly it is relatively difficult to convey a message to someone who still not is paying attention to what he says.

Apply this to yourself and learn to accept the change in your life.

Identify areas where you think is more difficult to cope with the changes.

Write them in a registry staff or mental note, and then try to improve yourself.

Many studies have shown that those who planned trying to learn more successful than others who want to learn from random, unsystematic way.

Learn to be amoebic.

If you have a chance to hear a good speaker taking a class on 'Management of change', note that we always mention that organizations must be amoebic.

The word 'Amoeba' is derived from the Greek, meaning "change".

An Amoeba is a Protozoan unicellular organism which moves continuously changing your body shape and forming extensions called pseudo pods (false feet).

It can live almost anywhere due to its simple structure and changing body.

The idea of an Amoeba that can so easily change always has stuck with me and constantly try to be as one.

It is relevant not only for organizations but also individuals.

We must be amoebic and change as and when required.

All we see good times and in our personal lives difficult times.

All new situations require something different from us.

We can play the same role in every situation and wait for a solution to what is now satisfactory.

The simplest changes in his personal life is accepting the need for change, still amoebic in its approach to address this change and always thinking instead as an activity positive from which you can learn.

Ultimately, develop flexible mentality and open to the concept of lifelong learning.

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