Some people prefer to spend their lives doing the same things and avoiding changes. Others, However, think that change is always a good thing. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Change
is a part of our daily
lives
and whether
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it is embraced or not,
change
is unavoidable. There are diametrically opposing views on
this
topic as some
people
believe that
change
is always beneficial to our
lives
while
others are of the opinion that
this
isn't a good thing, and sticking to
one
routine is better. I would argue that
although
there are several merits of taking risks,
this
isn't always
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good thing. Some
people
believe that repetition is the key to better living.
This
way of thinking is understandable as
this
ensures the same result. Some say if the
outcome
is already know
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, it is pointless to try and do things differently, as
this
could lead to a worse result.
For instance
, taking the same road to
work
ensures that
one
gets to
work
safely and on time.
However
, if the person decides to take a different path to
work
another days
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, the individual could get lost, thereby getting in late to
work
.
Such
reasoning is only motivated by fear and without taking risks, life would only become mundane.
On the contrary
, others
thinks
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that modifications in our daily
lives
is
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always beneficial. Taking risks and embracing new challenges could be advantageous, as
this
could result in new discoveries and new experiences
one
could never have imagined.
For instance
,
invention
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of cars and computers
were
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only possible because some
people
were brave enough to face the unknown.
However
, a negative
outcome
could be disastrous, resulting in a decline
of
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one
's mental health and in some cases, even death. In conclusion, I believe that
while
there are several merits of embracing the new modifications in our
lives
,
this
should always be considered as a good thing. A good
outcome
could be new inventions
while
a bad
outcome
could be loss of
lives
.
People
should know the time to accept
change
and when to stick to daily routines.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • status quo
  • comfort zone
  • predictability
  • mastery
  • innovation
  • adaptability
  • personal growth
  • resilience
  • hesitancy
  • risk-taking
  • transitions
  • enrichment
  • equilibrium
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