Some people enjoy change and they look forward to new experiences. Others like their lives to stay the same, and they do not change their usual habits. Compare these two approaches to life. Which approach do you prefer? Explain why.

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occur during their lives. Some of them look at their
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. The others just prefer to pass it in peace with their regular habits. In
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my opinion will be stated after comparing these two points of view. The
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who look forward are not satisfied
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. They believe in fighting with problems rather than accepting them. They have enough confidence in facing difficulties constantly. Stepping forward in order to reach their immense goals is one side of their strong character. If they get over an obstacle, they will be more assertive to get close to their aims.
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of many successful known
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like Steve Jobs.
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who are extremely powerful in enduring problems as they are weak to solve
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. Not only they don’t like to have new experiences but
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something new is going to change their habits. Calm
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far from any turbulent is what they like to go with in comparison with the
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they may not have tremendous which must come true. According to my essay, I prefer the
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as they perhaps experience hard moments in their
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