“Change is hard, but CHANGE IS GOOD.” – Henry Rollins

The post “Getting to the Other Side of a Life-Changing Experience” talks about accumulating life experience that will help you make more choices for yourself. This article is one of the popular topics in today’s society and will give a lot of benefits for young person. From my view, the article has more complex sentences so that the readers will not quickly understand the problem.

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Extract from the original article.

“It’s an ongoing conversation...

The emails I’ve gathered into a folder called “The Other Side” bear witness to our hunger to have meaningful dialogue about how the personal and professional intertwine. As we forge ahead in our careers, we will all encounter life-changing experiences that lead us to reevaluate, redefine, and reconsider how and why we work. In an age where we are inundated with the highlights of others’ lives that make our own processes look messy, in jobs where we feel pressured to be perfectly put-together, and in a society where there is limited space to be vulnerable, it is vital to make room for conversation that explores the nuances of our experiences and champions the ways we can transform and thrive on the other side.”

Edited version of the same extract.

It’s an ongoing conversation…

“The Other Side” stories show that they want to keep the balance of the personal and professional. As we forge ahead in our careers, we will have some life-changing experiences that lead us to reconsider how and why we work.

We live in an age where we inundated with the highlights of others’ lives that make our own processes look messy.

We do in jobs where the pressure comes with perfection.

And, we are in a society where limited space to be vulnerable.

The conversation plays an important role in exploring our experiences and the ways we can transform and thrive on the other side.

Last but not least,

One of the writing tips is using simple sentences so that readers can easily understand your topic.

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