There’s a lot of talk about change being hard, but sometimes it’s harder to keep your mind than change your mind.
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Realized by Jason Fried on August 31 2009. There are 8 comments.
Anonymous Coward 31 Aug 09
It is even harder to drop the mind. That is when real change happens. True self…..
Stephen Vardy 31 Aug 09
OOPS seems I am an anonymous coward – sigh!
Lubo 31 Aug 09
Change is hard…comfort is a trap.
andy 01 Sep 09
The big stuff – the stuff that really matters – never changes.
sensei 01 Sep 09
Change happens naturally when we don’t “get in the way”.
Mark C. Webster 01 Sep 09
It seems change is hard when you want change. Keeping things the same seems hard when all you want it consistency.
We’re always swimming upstream. The sooner we realize that, the easier the journey will be…
Tim Rice 01 Sep 09
Most people live to impress other people so they change their minds all the time as outside pressure changes. Then they lose their minds because they forgot how to think for themselves a long time ago… a reason why marketing can be very successful.
Mary Diamond 01 Sep 09
Sometimes change is comforting too, though. When you realize you’ve been feeling stagnant for a while -change is the breath of fresh air that provides you with the momentum to improve.
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