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This is a compact way of saying that change is not only welcome, it is built into the order of things. The line can be read as a calm acceptance of seasons, but also as a wider remark on release, on how some things must end so others can begin. It fits a moment of transition, when holding on no longer matches reality.
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About Marty Rubin
Marty Rubin is an American author and educator. He blends practical wisdom with humor in his work on self-improvement and mindfulness, often addressing the intersection of personal growth and everyday life. His writing emphasizes small, sustainable habits as keys to lasting change.
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