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3 things the fall season teaches you

Updated: Sep 6, 2023

The fall season is here, which means the leaves are changing color, the temperatures are dropping, football games are being played, and people all over the country are preparing for Thanksgiving.


We tend to think of fall as a time of rest and relaxation, but there is also a lot we can learn from the falling leaves and chilled air. Here are three things you can take away from your favourite season:





- accept changes as a part of your life "


Fall is a time of change. As the season is changing, one has to accept that all will soon change. Some things are just inevitable. The leaves are falling from the trees, the weather is getting colder and it seems like anything good in life is coming to an end. But as we know there’s always a new beginning to look forward to and it’s also a time for change in our lives.


Change can be scary; however, when we welcome it instead of dreading it or ignoring it, change becomes easier to manage. Fall teaches us this. We begin preparing for the cold weather by wearing jackets and stocking up on soup mixes. Even though there are many changes occurring around us—the temperature getting colder every day until winter comes along—we know that these things are temporary too.


The ability to accept that things can be different than you thought or imagined them to be is an important one. If you expect the world to stay the same, then when it doesn’t live up to your expectations you feel disappointed and angry. As if the world has failed you when in fact it’s just moving on, doing what it does naturally—changing, growing, and evolving without any regard for your wishes or desires.






-" let go of some things to welcome new ones "


As we say goodbye to summer and welcome fall, we can learn to let go of what we no longer need or want, welcoming something new into our lives, and starting fresh with a renewed perspective.


This is the time to let go of all your bad habits, grudges, and negative thoughts. All those things will only hold you back from moving forward. Also, it’s good time to take a look at what you own and ask yourself if you really need it. If so, get rid of everything else that’s not needed anymore.


The new season on the other hand, is a perfect time for us to welcome new projects, endeavors and people into our lives. It’s a time for us to feel invigorated and inspired again because we get the chance to start over and do things differently this time.


We cannot hold on to everything in our lives. It’s impossible. You can only live one life and so there are bound to be moments when you will have to put something down in order for something else to be born.





- "See the good part of any situation "


All things pass. The fall season teaches us that we should appreciate what we have, but not cling to them for too long. It is the time of year when the leaves start to turn yellow and orange, falling to the ground.


Fall helps you see the good part in every situation or person that comes your way, regardless of how bad it may appear at first glance. It allows you to see things as they truly are and enjoy them for all their worth. We should be more open-minded and positive and I think the fall season can really teach you the importance of a more positive perspective. As you know your perspective can change everything about how you see things in this world, and it will allow you to achieve more than you ever thought possible.


As the season changes from summer to fall, it’s time to get ready for the holidays and get jolly! There are so many things we can learn from this beautiful season, and we hope you will take these lessons to heart. I hope you enjoyed reading! Check back soon for more content and remember to comment, like and share if you found this information helpful.


'til next time,

Xoxo,

Gerthy



 



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