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“In every end, there is also a beginning.” This is one of the most popular maxims that has ever circulated the globe. Indeed, it is true. It clearly describes the cycle of life - from start to end and from end to start, and so the cycle goes. As the year ended (just a few days ago) a new one has started immediately. 2014 has arrived.

It has been a very common custom in most parts of the world that people try to start doing some changes in their lives when the new year comes. Note the word i used - "try". This is due to the fact that most of us (yes, including yours truly, the writer) are having a hard time implementing the alters they would like to do. Change maybe inevitable but it is never easy. Hence, some people are stuck on the planning stage and never get to the execution part.

So, how do we start these changes? Are they really possible? Are these changes the right thing to do? These are the usual queries running in our minds when people think about the word. Fear of the unknown perhaps is one of the reasons behind why people are afraid of change and to change. Nonetheless, there are of course some individuals who are just too laid back to start the change they want to happen. :)

How do we really start change? Is it really feasible? The answer is always apparent. Change commences once we have the will to do so. Feasibility is never a question for a determined person. So, there it goes, we just need to have the will to revise and modify the things we ought to and want to. As another saying goes - "If there's a will, there's a way." Next question to deal with - is this the right thing to do? One can never know. The line between the right and the wrong is unclear and undefined. It always depends on the society you live in, on the norms of the people around you. Conversely, one shall not be dependent on the world around them for the right choices. Follow your instincts. Follow your heart. If it is the right path, then it is good and beneficial for you. If it isn't then there's always plan B. And, remember, plan B is always backed-up by plan C, D, E, G, so on and so forth. (If you run out of English alphabets, try using the Chinese characters and the Japanese characters, combining them together and we'll see how many back-up plans you're going to have.) :)

Let go of the fear, and keep in mind that there are more to life when we step out of our comfort zone. To accept changes in our lives is a brave thing to do, but to start the change is always braver.

P.S. Want something new? Why not try doing online teaching?
Teach English to Japanese students online through Skype. Earn, learn, make new friends at the same time! Now that is one cool change. ;)

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Unhoop Congratulates the Graduates of 2013

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We want to bring out the best in everyone. Teaching is a very rewarding and humbling experience. Listen to the stories of different people everyday and be an inspiration to those who seem hopeless in learning English. We hope you will know how good it feels to make someone smile and make a small but great difference at the end of the day.