people often find it difficult to adapt to new situations in their lives. why do you think this is? what measures can you suggest to make it easier?

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that it is tough to accept a new position in their
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there are methods to tackle these
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a wide range of reasons for
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learnt the hard way that new and unknown decisions , frequently don't have their
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local research in an urban office illustrated about 70 per cent of
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prefer to keep their actual job than get hired in a better and higher post.
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. Another factor is responsibility. based on human
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property,
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and even their intentions.
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people
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it may be damaging if they leave it to the new locations.
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of drawbacks. I think the most obvious solution is,
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their
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to find their ways and make their important resolutions by themselves.
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would enable them to make harder intentions when they grow up and become adults.
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try every possible
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to find the correct way, are more independent and able to take risks.
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they can adopt new spots very easily.
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people
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they can rely on themselves and trust their choices.
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means that they would get
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of confidence and escaping from responsibilities,
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find it strange to face
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changes. as discussed above , there are measures
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or accepting our choices without regrets
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Fear of the unknown
  • Comfort zone
  • Familiar
  • Inherently uncertain
  • Challenges
  • Necessary tools
  • Skills
  • Efficiently
  • Emotional ties
  • Stress and anxiety
  • Overwhelming
  • Cultural backgrounds
  • Social backgrounds
  • Adaptable
  • Change management
  • Coping strategies
  • Resilience
  • Support network
  • Preparation
  • Flexibility
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