How true - new beginnings can occur in all aspects & times in life. I used to dread that. Although, I also dreaded being caught in something (as I was personally).
Now that I'm allowing myself to evolve & exploring myself, I am scared of the changes I have been jumping into. I'm feeling so good about pushing myself to embrace the changes even though they scare me.
That's led to a complete change in my life. I'm now living a much more healthy & enjoyable life.

I'm usually pretty centered regarding most situations of change. I'm aware of the time need for transitioning. I take my highs and lows pretty much the same. With appreciation, but I'm also aware that it will pass.

Anxiously... but if it's inevitable, I typically just mindfully take a breath, and envision the first step out of an airplane into free-fall... a lean into it, with reckless abandon approach. The fear is in the transition. But, yes, I have always found transitions anxiety producing... but I reckon that puts me in the embrace approach, with eyes closed and breath held.

I have had countless new beginnings. They terrified me at first, but as life goes on, they get more drastic, and I am more intrigued about what the outcome might be.

I don't think new beginnings scare me, they can annoy me. Beginning a new job means a learning curve. New houses are fun but moving is HARD. You just get through them.

I generally just accept them as they are inevitable. Some beginnings are happy events. Others are not.

Your question brings to mind:

I relish those new beginnings. It isn't that everything else has become stale, but it's nice to have an influx of something new to keep me on my toes; otherwise, for all I know, I'm the one becoming tiresome and dull.

I relish them.

I love beginnings, lose enthusiasm easily and dread endings. ?

In some things, I love beginnings--friendships, relationships, travel--and with other things, I'm more resistant. Major life changes tend to upset me.

I don't like change even when it's good. My mind had a hard time with changes, BUT I know some change is good so I do try to change certain things.

I deal with change straight away and move forward whether by the inch, by the day, or by the year. I keep swimming swimming swimming, I just keep swimming swimming swimming

I like a lot of beginnings if they aren't too drastic. At 70 I don't think I'd be able to move to another country and be able to get along. I hate routine and one of the best things about retirement is that I can do what I want, when I want.

Have to embrace them.....was transferred to Houston a few years back from California.
Made the decision to dive into the relo head first as quickly as possible.

I love the adventure of new starts, I've lived in 6 countries and worked in more than I can think of at this moment. I've had 4 serious relationships and loads of not so serious. Routine is what brings me down, give me adventure any day!

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