Dramatic change can be frightening or fantastic. It happens in an instant. There’s no delayed gratification or wondering what or when something might happen.
Yet real change doesn’t work that way. Progress can be measured in inches. It’s incremental and slow going. But, if it’s done right, this kind of improvement sticks.
Change can be hard. Our determination has to win out over our impatience. So celebrate. Every win. Every inch. Throw a damn party and dance if you want to.
You’ve earned it.
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