Prompt: Topic: Some people prefer to spend their lives doing the same thing and avoiding change. Others, however, think that change is always a good thing. Dicuss both view and give your opinion.

Some of us may define change as challenge. Accepting challenges means taking risk. Thus, some will encouter and overcome it regardless the result. However, some may evade facing it and stay secure. Before expressing my opinion on this matter, It is necessary to look at boths sites carefully. Ċ To be able to adapt changes, we take in to account that it would affect our lives positively or even negatively. Nonetheless, no pain, no gain, Changes bring opporturnities to examine our ability of dealing with difficulties and do thing differently. Regardless what the outcome might be, we find out our weaknesses and lack, and from that we complete ourself. More importantly, it is definitely significant lesson and experience in our lifetime. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are those living role model of changing mind set and common routine to pursuit their ambitious. They dropped out from in the middle of college and started working their own projects meanwhile their contemporary students had tried to finish studying and then find a job. And as we all know, they are now the most well know billionare all over the world. Ċ In contrast, some people maintain their lives steady. They realise that they are sastified with their current condition. And it is not necsseary to make changes which would mess Ċ up their regular living. I once asked my uncle, who has been working the same job for 20 years, about moving to other city for better job and higher salary. He simply answered " If I move to other city, it will cause inconveniences to my childrens to get familiar with new invironment and also interupt their upbringing". Ċ Change is obviously natural, each of us have own way to confront. However, as a youth, I consider changes as sources of improvement in order to moving forward and earning new experience. Nevertheless, by accepting challenges, we gain more than we lose.