Comments on: Change http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/ The Evolutionary Tale of an Internet Marketing Apprentice Thu, 04 Dec 2008 21:35:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: CrAzY Working Mom http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-1358 CrAzY Working Mom Thu, 17 Jul 2008 02:37:27 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-1358 I think in our every day lives it's hard to accept change. There have been lots of times in my life when I didn't want change and then after the fact I was glad I embraced it. Great post, RR. :) <em>CrAzY Working Mom's last blog post..<a href='http://tishblack.blogspot.com/2008/07/tyler-and-chicken-little.html' rel="nofollow">Tyler and Chicken Little</a></em> I think in our every day lives it’s hard to accept change. There have been lots of times in my life when I didn’t want change and then after the fact I was glad I embraced it. Great post, RR. :)
CrAzY Working Mom’s last blog post..Tyler and Chicken Little

]]> By: RewardRebel http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-251 RewardRebel Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:19:44 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-251 Durano - Very valid distinction. People fear change for all sorts of reasons, whether it's the change itself, how they'll cope, what its impact will be. Some folk miss out on so much, because they are afraid, and consequently go through life as a spectator, instead of a participant. In friendship;-D Durano -
Very valid distinction. People fear change for all sorts of reasons, whether it’s the change itself, how they’ll cope, what its impact will be. Some folk miss out on so much, because they are afraid, and consequently go through life as a spectator, instead of a participant.

In friendship;-D

]]> By: Durano Lawayan http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-250 Durano Lawayan Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:17:58 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-250 Welcome back Reward Rebel, Change is the inevitable process that leads to success and happiness. If there were no changes, life would be a boring routine. No new goals, no new methods, no new excitement, and no new characters to meet. Perhaps it's not fear of change that people fear but failure to cope with the change. The change is there, it's not to be feared; it's their assessment of themselves or self worth that denies moving towards the change. Thus, people have to believe in themselves to welcome change - and have success and happiness.:-)--Durano, done! <em>Durano Lawayan's last blog post..<a href='http://spittingvessel.blogspot.com/2008/02/curtain-call-for-castro.html' rel="nofollow">Curtain Call for Castro</a></em> Welcome back Reward Rebel,

Change is the inevitable process that leads to success and happiness. If there were no changes, life would be a boring routine. No new goals, no new methods, no new excitement, and no new characters to meet. Perhaps it’s not fear of change that people fear but failure to cope with the change.

The change is there, it’s not to be feared; it’s their assessment of themselves or self worth that denies moving towards the change. Thus, people have to believe in themselves to welcome change - and have success and happiness.:-)–Durano, done!

Durano Lawayan’s last blog post..Curtain Call for Castro

]]> By: RewardRebel http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-249 RewardRebel Tue, 19 Feb 2008 13:30:28 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-249 Zhu - Ain't we complex critters? Your mention of products and services, reminds me of how irritating it is when you've found a product that you adore, and they decide to bring out a 'new and improved' version (in other words, they ruin it). Still you can't let the bastards get you down;-D Zhu -
Ain’t we complex critters? Your mention of products and services, reminds me of how irritating it is when you’ve found a product that you adore, and they decide to bring out a ‘new and improved’ version (in other words, they ruin it).

Still you can’t let the bastards get you down;-D

]]> By: Zhu http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-247 Zhu Tue, 19 Feb 2008 02:21:19 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-247 Change is scary yet usually rewarding. I don't mind changing things I can kind of control (like my lifestyle, the place I live etc.) but I find it harder to accept new products or services. I'm always a bit reluctant to change in this way... weird eh? <em>Zhu's last blog post..<a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/CorrerEsMiDestino/~3/237077508/' rel="nofollow">Stuck In A Moment</a></em> Change is scary yet usually rewarding. I don’t mind changing things I can kind of control (like my lifestyle, the place I live etc.) but I find it harder to accept new products or services. I’m always a bit reluctant to change in this way… weird eh?

Zhu’s last blog post..Stuck In A Moment

]]> By: RewardRebel http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-246 RewardRebel Tue, 19 Feb 2008 01:30:33 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-246 Marcus - Wow, thanks. "Feel the fear, and do it anyway" certainly beats the pants off "when I've done this, then I'll do that" ;-D Marcus -
Wow, thanks. “Feel the fear, and do it anyway” certainly beats the pants off “when I’ve done this, then I’ll do that” ;-D

]]> By: Internet Business Guide http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-245 Internet Business Guide Tue, 19 Feb 2008 00:51:31 +0000 http://rewardrebel.com/blog/change/#comment-245 Constant change and the "do it anyway" attitude... isn't this something we blindly accepted as a child? We always sought after improvements, adventures, reaching goals, moving forward step-by-step,... Funny how we handle all that stuff as an adult, isn't it? I like the "do it anyway" attitude still. Or, "You have to do it anyway, so do it now so it's out of your head." The "do it anyway" attitude gave me the power to step in front of the camera at first. It gave me the courage to be the first test candidate in assessment centers. It gave me the confidence of doing a wonderful job, letting my concern of incompleteness and imperfection disappear. Great, great stuff your article, RR. :-) ~Marcus <em>Internet Business Guide's last blog post..<a href='http://www.hochstadt.com/how-to-get-new-clients-using-email' rel="nofollow">How To Get New Clients Using E-mail</a></em> Constant change and the “do it anyway” attitude… isn’t this something we blindly accepted as a child? We always sought after improvements, adventures, reaching goals, moving forward step-by-step,…

Funny how we handle all that stuff as an adult, isn’t it?

I like the “do it anyway” attitude still. Or, “You have to do it anyway, so do it now so it’s out of your head.”

The “do it anyway” attitude gave me the power to step in front of the camera at first. It gave me the courage to be the first test candidate in assessment centers. It gave me the confidence of doing a wonderful job, letting my concern of incompleteness and imperfection disappear.

Great, great stuff your article, RR. :-)

~Marcus

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