Every once and a while we need to try new things, go new places or just relocate in the same city. Either way the old saying is true, all work no play makes all of us stale. A new thing sometimes can be the the start of a fresh relationship. The stress of the same routine can drain all of our energy. When we hold on to relationships that are dead, jobs which have ceilings made of concrete or it is just time to move forward. The trouble is we do not. The pain maybe etched on our face, the lines heavy on our brow, tempers that we could control get out there any host of issues and we refuse to recognise that we need a change.
Why is that? After all change is a good thing is it not? To seek out new horizons is the stuff of growth. The human family is made up of explorers, driven by the knowledge of wanting to know. The human condition demands we seek out newness no matter what the cost, and leave behind the known even at the risk of life. This wanderlust exist in all of us and at times we must exercise it or de-evolve.
A new beginning starts with the admission that we are in a rut. That we have gone as far as we can in the current condition we find ourselves. Vacations, weekend travel is inadequate. We must go. The early explorers understood this, the pioneers felt this the need for the elbow room to rise and fall. And the reward was a new country previously unknown, an expansion into new lands, with new exposures and the satisfaction of achievement. A new beginning breeds fortune and fortune always favors the brave. later
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