dije (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dije) wrote,@ 2008-12-10 15:38:00 |
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When to move on from old habits when they no longer apply
Whenever one is ready?
Everyone has those pesky old habits. The problem with them is that they are familiar and provide us comfort. Quite often however, they can affect those around us or prevent us from moving on to and developing other habits more appropriate to constantly evolving lives. Addressing and understanding with an ultimate appreciation for them is warranted; their lingering is not.
Summoning the strength to remove and conquer the old habits can be difficult.
As I move forward and align my habits accordingly, my old habits, the bad ones, must be properly addressed and relegated to a role more appropriate; a memory. It can be hard to do, but the effort will pay off.
Whenever one is ready?
Everyone has those pesky old habits. The problem with them is that they are familiar and provide us comfort. Quite often however, they can affect those around us or prevent us from moving on to and developing other habits more appropriate to constantly evolving lives. Addressing and understanding with an ultimate appreciation for them is warranted; their lingering is not.
Summoning the strength to remove and conquer the old habits can be difficult.
As I move forward and align my habits accordingly, my old habits, the bad ones, must be properly addressed and relegated to a role more appropriate; a memory. It can be hard to do, but the effort will pay off.
