Neeraj Chouhan

Whenever you come across a change in your life, you let go of a part of yourself. You compensate a part of you for the upside or downside of that change. That could be anything. From as big as moving out to a different country or working on an exciting project to being friends with someone or losing friendship with someone. Every change can be equated to identity. But change is scary, isn’t it? Humans repel change. They fear it more than anything else. Our brain fails to comprehend there’s nothing on the other side of the fear to be afraid of. We all know that but still, fail to use it as a mental model in our life. We want a sense of security. A psychological safety net that gives us comfort. There is a reason why one of the hardest things in the world is to change one’s mind. But it’s the change that brings improvement in life. Not in the materialistic sense but inner world in a non-mystical sense. It is far easier to change your outside environment than inside. Rearranging precon

Whenever you come across a change in your life, you let go of a part of yourself. You compensate a part of you for the upside or downside of that change. That could be anything. From as big as moving out to a different country or working on an exciting project to being friends with someone or losing friendship with someone. Every change can be equated to identity. But change is scary, isn’t it? Humans repel change. They fear it more than anything else. Our brain fails to comprehend there’s nothing on the other side of the fear to be afraid of. We all know that but still, fail to use it as a me