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People naturally resist making changes in their lives. What kinds of problems can this cause? What solutions can you suggest?

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The notion of doing things differently, is most likely to be prevented by a number of people.
This
 resistance is capable of creating some negative effects, that could cause some problems in the lives of people. There is a popular saying that states, 'doing the same thing and expecting a different result
is
Suggestion
are
 stupidity'. In
this
 regard, the refusal to make changes could cause the following issues:
Firstly
, there is a likelihood that friends and family could stop suggesting changes.
Therefore
,
this
 could destroy friendships and families.
Secondly
, doing the same things and expecting the same result, may prevent some people from fulfilling their lifelong career goals, thereby, causing depressing and leading to having suicidal thoughts.
Thirdly
, it is possible that the refusal to make changes could affect the career of some people.
For instance
, when an
employees
Suggestion
employee
 makes the same mistakes regularly and refuses to heed to correction, the employer would have no other choice than to terminate the appointment of the employment.
This
 is most likely the case when the attitude of an employee affects the reputation of the company or business entity. In view of the
forgoing
especially of writing or speech; going before
foregoing
, it is in my opinion that some mistakes can be made.
However
, refusing to heed to correct is a major issue. Against
this
 background, I recommend that people should sieve opinion and inculcate positive changes.
because
Suggestion
Because
 all changes are not recommended, especially changes that will negatively affect the lives and career of a group of persons.
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