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“You can only get away with being guided by your restrictions for so long until the universe intervenes and seize everything you’re utilizing to shield yourself from evolving. When the time is up, the universe doesn’t propose room for negotiation, where your life’s decisions are informed by your fears. Often, when the universe steps in, it leaves you with nothing to persuade yourself to remain the same”

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“The urge toward action, i.e., improvement of the conditions of life, is inborn in man. Man himself changes from moment to moment and his valuations, volitions, and acts change with him. In the realm of action there is nothing perpetual but change.”

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“Dwelling in the web of regret doesn't change the past. However, any amount of gratitude can change the present of how you view the circumstances that you are in.”

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“all games end, Alice, "the cat said softly."All dreams get woken from, eventually." "The same game forever would be boring,"the Dodo put in."Even for me." "yes, definitely time for something new," the Hatter agreed.”

Change Wonderland

Book:Unbirthday

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“We live in a dynamic world where technology evolves faster than people, and people evolve faster than the systems.”

Change Attitude Technology Transformation Adaptability Change Management

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“One aspect of the civil-rights struggle that receives little attention is the contribution it makes to the whole society. The Negro in winning rights for himself produces substantial benefits for the nation. Just as a doctor will occasionally reopen a wound, because a dangerous infection hovers beneath the half-healed surface, the revolution for human rights is opening up unhealthy areas in American life and permitting a new and wholesome healing to take place. Eventually the civil-rights movement will have contributed infinitely more to the nation than the eradication of racial injustice. It will have enlarged the concept of brotherhood to a vision of total interrelatedness.”

Change Society Human Rights Civil Rights Brotherhood African Americans Social Change Blacks Interrelatedness

Book:Why We Can't Wait

Source: Why We Can't Wait

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Politics Change History Economics Adaptation

Book:Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail

Source: Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail

“What is constantly changing is superior to what is static. The Hothouse”

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“The world around me was on the verge of great transformations. Death had already taken John Coltrane who was joined now by so many others. People screamed there'd be revolutionary changes - which always seemed to be just ahead, at the curve in the road. But the "changes" that came were just two-dimensional stage sets, backdrops without substance or meaning.”

Change Revolution

Book:Norwegian Wood

Source: Norwegian Wood

“Something happened here. A change. Stealthy, creeping, slow. Like the way the desert is gradually covering the plain, one grain of sand at a time. It took place without us even noticing, so that the moment when we might have resisted passed unremarked.”

Book:Ancestor Stones

Source: Ancestor Stones