Rule 4 for changing life...
The Ever
Changing Face of Life
“Always
Remember: “It is Always Under Construction; Life Is Like Anything and There Is
Always a Lot Left to Do” also highlights the broad message of never-ending
construction. When it comes to it, we are primarily a society of outcomes: leaving
school, finishing a project, or reaching some personal achievement. It paves
our way to those goals and continues on with the notion that once we get there,
there is nowhere else for us to go. But, in fact, such moments are just
intermediate steps, moments between two states or conditions. No matter our
professional or romantic goals or even our self-education and self-improvement,
there is always the next level to reach and ascend. It is not that one day, we
are going to find ourselves at somewhere then we are done with our life. That
means that it is possible for one to learn at any one time, and make some
changes to their ways of operating. Once we understand this we release all the
pressures of living in a ‘completed’ state. Rather than looking for an end to
the process, we start to love the process itself. The beauty of life is, that it
doesn’t end one period and begin another, there’s no separation there is only
transition. It is noteworthy to recall also that the quest for success and
happiness does not stop, not that it must stop since as far as we are breath
alive, there are always something new to achieve or to obtain. So, “Always
Remember: The phrase ‘Everything is Never Finished, There’s Still a Lot to Do’
was the motto for the quarter.
The Trap
of Perfectionism
"Always Remember: The two phrases
“Everything is Never Finished, There’s Still a Lot to Do” can actually be an
empowering phrase one should take to heart, especially when dealing with
self-criticism and need for perfectionism. In most cases, we create many
standards we expect to meet, and delude ourselves into thinking that the only
point where we can relax is the point of perfection. However, perfectionism is
an illusion that keeps you unhappy, delaying your work, and stressed. The
reality is that there is always the opportunity to add something and develop
something new, so there are no perfect solutions to a problem. The concept of
perfection, is relative and can most of the times act as an excuse that hinders
one from acting. If we are occupied with hoping for perfection we hinder
ourselves from progressing further. Appending the idea that “there’s still a
lot to do” helps overcome the prerequisite of making everything as perfect as
can be. First draft, second draft, third and further –every try counts, every
version is important, everyone iteration is included. It removes expectation
and compulsion to progress in ways that allow us to grow organically and at the
right pace. Failure is not the issue – it lies in our inability to be
constantly improving or at least, consistently progressing. So, “Always
Remember: Absolute truthfulness as the message, “Nothing is Ever Actually Done:
There Is Always More to Do.”
Persistence and Resilience in the Face of
Challenges.
Clients who have to deal with different kinds of
challenging situations should demonstrate persistence and resilience."Always
Remember: The same is true for the майning, which conceals a hidden meaning
when it comes to the topic of perseverance and hard work with the title
“Everything is Never Finished, There’s Still a Lot to Do”. Hindrances and
failures we experience in personal and professional lives are often capable of
making us give up easily. Sometimes people feel that something should be fully
completed when there are some issues encountered or it should be considered a
complete failure. But all these are parts of the process. Each failure or delay
means only that we are told that it is not painted with a brush, and more needs
to be done until the goal is reached. Resilience is the capacity to know that
adversity is a process, not a signal that things are over. The fact that there
is still much work left to be done makes people stay on track no matter how
hard it might now look. We are not looking at the obstacles as a problem or as
an inconvenience; instead, we build from it as a developmental opportunity.
Every problem they encounter is informative and any action is a step closer no
matter how humble. So, when things get tough, remember this: something is
always left to be desired and that constant work is the key to sustainability.
The Importance of
Adaptability and Flexibility
The Reliance of the Concept of Change Management on the Principles of
Adaptation and Flexibility"Always Remember: The message ‘Life is never
complete, plenty remains to be done’ is also sending the idea of flexibility
towards change. The real life is quite unpredictable and there is nothing
better than to be ready for changes at any moment. It’s always changing no
matter what we are doing be it in our jobs, relationships or personal
endeavors. Chances emerge, silver bullets are discovered, situations appear and
disappear. It is dangerous to stick to a particular goal of our vision because
we can be locked out of better opportunities. Instead, I chose to adopt the
attitude upon which Schaeffer has mediated by stating that, ‘nothing is ever
really finished;’ there is always change waiting for humanity to embrace it. We
do not have any reasons to be afraid of change at all; change is simply a part
of life’s tempo. Flexibility means that bearing in mind circumstances when it
may be unlikely to achieve a set goal, one can change direction and learn from
novelties encountered and use the gained knowledge in further actions. We ensure
that we continue to learn and adapt and in doing so admit that there’s always
more work to be done. Structural approach in this case make us adapt to the
situation, innovative and creative wherever we are in life. So, “Always
Remember: As the saying says, “Everything is Never Finished, There’s Still a
Lot to Do,” which gives us a great starting point when it comes to change.
Where There Is No End Point: The Meaning of
Achievement
One of the most profound aspects of the phrase
"Always Remember: The slogan “C’est l’ennui qui tu: Everything is Never
Finished, There’s Still a Lot to Do” writes the promise to find this in the
activity itself to the continuous satisfaction of the activity, the process
rather than the result. Too many times, the focus is made over the idea of
‘getting there,’ of arriving at a conclusion. Many people believe that when one
completes a work assignment, accomplishes a personal or organizational
objective, or realizes an ambition, personal and/or career goals, they will be
happy. But real happiness is in the ongoing process – that is, in the active
participation in the never-ending contest. It is understandable that results
matter in skills improvement, relationship development, or achieving a
professional objective. They have learned to say to themselves that there is
still much to be achieved, but this allows us to accept reality as it is and to
be glad of results rather than anxious about performance. At the same time we
understand that each measure that is taken is a step in the journey and this is
what creates the value. It is not about finishing the race, it is about the
becoming one lives while racing. They give a hope that when the aim is reached
other at least the process, no matter how painful it was, has been beneficial.
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