What does a changed life feel like?

Many people say they want their lives to drastically change.

Or at least a substantial part of it.

They feel stuck, they feel like they’re wasting precious time, and they simply can’t seem to find the way out, or the way in.

And they no longer want that.

Makes total sense.

But what always strikes me is how little we actually know about change.

What it feels like.

What it entails.

What it would do for our daily lives.

It’s an incredibly abstract thing, of course, but when it happens, it’s a million times more impactful than we could imagine.

If we reflect on a better life, a more fulfilling life that will be the result of massive change, it seems like we’re looking at a certain image where things are different than before.

It’s quite factual.

Not emotional.

We say things like ‘I’d love to be able to just do what I want’, but we don’t really know what that means.

I guess we want change because we don’t like what’s going on right now.