4. Acknowledge Your Fears
Remember that embracing change is a process. Take your time and do not try to rush into it. We all have fears when it comes to embracing change.
It may be not being able to complete something we wanted to or hearing some terrible news.
Whatever those fears are, take notice of them and start working on them by trying to create positive outcomes for each one.
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