Yes - looking back to my journey, it's those small moments that lead me to who I am today:
casual catchup with an ex-colleague > connected with a coach > introduced to the pathless path > connected with others on the journey > decided to quit my decade of fancy career in tech and go onto the unknown
This time I don't agree. At least it's not my experience. Because there are people who LOVE change, and I am one of them. Then change - the big kind - becomes the solution to everything. Every problem, every challenge. But in reality, it might not be the solution. Just a big change, leaving you the same person you were before. But that' s okay, as long as you enjoy that change ...
Absolutely, Anette - you’re right! And thank you for such an honest comment 😌💚
This kind of article isn’t meant to speak to everyone. People who love change (like you!) see it as a natural response to challenges. And that’s beautiful in its own way.
But for those who feel stuck - really stuck - big changes can feel out of reach. Their minds loop the same thoughts until they’re drained. That’s who this piece is for: people who tried, stumbled, and don’t know how to start again. For them, even the smallest shift matters.
As for me - I love big changes too! There’ve been a few major ones in my life, and I’m incredibly grateful for them. Those choices shaped who I am, and I’m proud of them.
Thank you very much for your answer, Eugene! And you are absolutely right - for different people, change is a totally different experience. I understand now for whom you wrote this piece!
Sometimes just keeping your head above water is the win, especially as difficult as things are today. I really like this article and I am pushing to make some big changes especially in my daily life. I want to spend the balance living in other countries before I leave this earth.
One step can lead to a thousand.
But no step always leads to none.
True that 💯
Yes - looking back to my journey, it's those small moments that lead me to who I am today:
casual catchup with an ex-colleague > connected with a coach > introduced to the pathless path > connected with others on the journey > decided to quit my decade of fancy career in tech and go onto the unknown
Absolutely, Iora!
What matters most is that each step was guided by an inner voice - shaped by experience and forward movement.
The real work is learning to listen to that voice and trust where it leads.
So true! I wish more people can realise that!
Nice article to read 👌🏼
Thanks for the kind words! 🤗
This really hit deep, small changes truly make a difference.
Thank you for sharing this; it speaks to what so many people are experiencing right now.
Thank you for the kind words, Sae! ✨💚
If this can help even one person in a meaningful way, I’m truly glad.
This time I don't agree. At least it's not my experience. Because there are people who LOVE change, and I am one of them. Then change - the big kind - becomes the solution to everything. Every problem, every challenge. But in reality, it might not be the solution. Just a big change, leaving you the same person you were before. But that' s okay, as long as you enjoy that change ...
Absolutely, Anette - you’re right! And thank you for such an honest comment 😌💚
This kind of article isn’t meant to speak to everyone. People who love change (like you!) see it as a natural response to challenges. And that’s beautiful in its own way.
But for those who feel stuck - really stuck - big changes can feel out of reach. Their minds loop the same thoughts until they’re drained. That’s who this piece is for: people who tried, stumbled, and don’t know how to start again. For them, even the smallest shift matters.
As for me - I love big changes too! There’ve been a few major ones in my life, and I’m incredibly grateful for them. Those choices shaped who I am, and I’m proud of them.
Thank you very much for your answer, Eugene! And you are absolutely right - for different people, change is a totally different experience. I understand now for whom you wrote this piece!
Thank you for the thoughtful exchange, Anette! Always glad to connect in the comments 🤓
Sometimes just keeping your head above water is the win, especially as difficult as things are today. I really like this article and I am pushing to make some big changes especially in my daily life. I want to spend the balance living in other countries before I leave this earth.
Good article!
Thank you for the kind words, Marcus! 🤝🏻
Life comes in many shapes - and that variety is part of its beauty.
The key is to keep finding what works for us and make the most of what we’ve got.
Travel is such a powerful way to get inspired and discover new perspectives. Sounds like an amazing plan! ⚡️
I can only encourage you to do it, Markus - living in different countries is a very enriching and life-changing experience!