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Change is everywhere around us. We scroll endlessly through social media, craving quick updates and fresh trends. Yet, when it comes to our work life, many of us resist change fiercely. We want everything outside of ourselves to evolve, but we cling tightly to our routines, systems, and familiar environments. This contradiction reveals a deeper truth: we are more impatient than ever, but uncomfortable with the discomfort that change brings. In this post, we will explore why c