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    • Change is not an event that happens on a date but a process that unfolds over time, contested and reinterpreted as it goes. This page also makes the case for treating resistance as authentic grievance rather than obstruction — because the person objecting is sometimes the only one who has noticed something real. 

    • Changing the method does not mean abandoning the mission, and telling those two layers apart is the whole skill. You will name what is genuinely ending in a change you are living through, notice the loss sitting underneath what looks like resistance, and sort your concerns into what you can control, influence, or neither. 

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