Moving On Without Rushing Into Something New

Learn how to move on at your own pace and use practical strategies like reflecting, setting goals, and talking about feelings to make better choices and cope with change.

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Taking your time to move on from one situation before rushing into something new is a bit like not jumping into the deep end of the pool before you know how to swim. It's about making sure you're ready for what comes next without feeling overwhelmed or unprepared. This can apply to many areas of your life, whether you're dealing with friendships, school projects, or hobbies. When something comes to an end, like a friendship or a special project you've worked hard on, it might feel tempting to jump straight into something else. This might be because you feel a...
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