Both verses feature solos performed by Leigh-Anne Pinnock in a British-accented spoken rap style, Jesy Nelson who uses a soulful alto and vibrato, and Thirlwall who sings the majority of the song's lines. Perrie Edwards adds a high harmony in the second verse, a high note after the bridge, and belts "Take it all" during the harmonised chorus which features kicks and handclaps.[9][11] The lyrics, according to Thirlwall are about feeling better about yourself and making something of your life. She said, "The song's called 'Change Your Life' and that's what it's about really."[2] Nelson said the track is about "not letting people put you down and always believing in yourself".[2]
Little Mix Change Your Life
Change, change your life, take it allWe're gonna stick together, know we'll get through it allChange, change your life, take it all (yeah, take it all)You're gonna use it to become what you've always knownBecome what you've always known
Change, change your life, take it all (uh, take it all)We're gonna stick together, know we'll get through it all (I know we'll get through it all)Change, change your life, take it all (yeah, take it all)You're gonna use it to become what you've always knownBecome what you've always known
Change, change your life, take it all (take it all)We're gonna stick together, know we'll get through it all (we're invincible)Change, change your life, take it all (change your life and take it all)You're gonna use it to become what you've always knownBecome what you've always known
The thought of our own parents aging is a hard pill to swallow. How is it that the roles of the parent and child can switch completely? There might be confusion and sadness associated with these changes, but there is a way to understand what's happening and come to accept that aging is a natural part of life.
As parents get older the children soon start to act as the caregiver. Whether it's a ride to the doctors or coming over to do housework - you'll find yourself taking care of things that you would have done with your parent as a child. It's difficult to watch their independence and health get stripped away over time. Caring for them is an emotional rollercoaster and it requires a definite sense of humor to lighten the mood. If you're at a dead end in knowing how to manage everything you can learn specific skills that help you accept the new relationship. Although you will be faced with difficulty and feel as if you're at wits end, it's important to cherish the little things and come to appreciate the time that you have left with someone who brought you into this world.
When you're dealing with frustration it's possible that you feel incapable of handling it all due to other responsibilities: a job, kids, bills and a marriage to care for. The personal sacrifices that you make could be causing some bitterness and ill will toward the family. When you begin to take care of aging parents it might feel like you're stressing beyond your own limits. This type of realization can create fear, anger and concern. You might become uncertain and if something worse happens with their health, your emotions might spiral out of control. In the moment that you realize you have to begin helping someone due to aging, your world can change completely. On top of all that you'll also have obligations toward your job, children and marriage. The cycle of life continues just like everything else and you should try your best to refrain from negative energy. With the emotions that accompany this how do remain positive? There are principles that you can use to help ease this change.
Therapy aims toward clarifying the mix of emotions that you're feeling and assists you in learning how to balance your life while also acting as a care giver. By first clearing up the anger and sadness that you may have toward this relationship you'll feel more open toward accepting it. You aren't selfish for wanting more time to yourself and you cannot feel guilt toward not wanting to care for them at times. Counseling is going to relieve you of this tension and negative energy by finding the root cause of your feelings and then teach you what strategies you can use when taking care of your parents starts to feel difficult. When you are caring for your elderly parents you should take it slow being that you are both in some uncharted territory. Counseling can show you how to let go of expectations and let this process happen naturally. Therapy will also teach you the importance in taking care of yourself which is the only way you'll be able to take care of anyone else. Once you have learned how to manage these responsibilities you'll begin to cherish the time that you have left with your parents and love them even when they can no longer provide you with the stability that you need.
for mentioning my name (makes me feel like I am super important :)I am sorry about difficulties in your life, sounds really bad to be burried alive! What were her symptoms/diagnosis? sorry, the physician part in me is inqusitive.I guess mountains are an escape for most of us - I am married to mountains! and quiet a bit promiscuous too, like to explore different ones.Keep climbing and posting on SP. Thank you for your contributions.
for having the courage to open up your life and share so much with your friends at summitpost. Thank you for considering me a friend, and I'm also proud to call you a friend. I was introduced to the mountains at the age of 16 and I'm still at it. Without the mountains, I'm not sure how I would have made it through all the difficult years in my life. We are lucky to have the mountains to fall back on.I am so sorry to hear about your mother and her tragic end. You should be proud of yourself for controlling your anger. There is nothing that can bring her back. We just need to make sure that the rights and life of the innocent are not violated. Be well and happy climbing,Marc
I was so touched by your wonderful article! What a terrible and sad story, the fate your mother had to suffer!!! I pray for her soul...Same as Marc, I admire you for your courage and the openness you showed, telling us the story of your life. I don't know if I could have done that in the same way as you did...The Germans have a saying: "Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker" - what doesn't kill me, makes me stronger...I feel a lot of this in you, Paulo!Those were such kind words you wrote at the bottom of your article - let me tell you in return that for me as well, you are a friend!Take care, Paulo, and till soon,Eric
The intent of the consequences strategy is to remind viewers of the potential for crashing their vehicle. Most shift workers we interviewed had experience with some type of drowsiness while driving. Many could relate to the potential for a crash, although most said they did not want to think about it. Many felt that they could not change their life in order to be more well-rested. Another important factor for shift workers when they judge the risks of driving while drowsy is that they have a great deal of experience driving under those conditions. In most of those cases they were able to do it without any adverse consequences. In addition, they tend to overestimate their ability to resist falling asleep at the wheel. They seem to feel that they have become conditioned to drive while drowsy and they can do it well.
The purpose of this communication strategy is to expose the shift workers to the potential of a fall-asleep crash and motivate them to seek information about how to change their life to avoid these kinds of crashes.
A major complaint of shift workers is that they are often tired and have little energy. In addition, their sleep schedules do not permit them to take advantage of the many parts of life that operate on a day schedule. As a result they feel they are missing things (particularly family events) and are not able to enjoy their lives as much as they otherwise might. This reason was often given as a justification for choosing to give up sleep to participate more fully in daylight activities.
Improving quality of life appears to be a very strong motivation for shift workers. They recognize the problems associated with night work (e.g., sleep deprivation) and would like to minimize these problems. They want to make changes in their life but do not want those changes to compete with their established goals.
Close out the year by looking back at some of your favorite memories over the last year. Collect photos that make you smile and put them together in a scrapbook that you can look at for years to come. If you're like us, this year seemed to have gone by in a flash, so remembering the little moments that brought you happiness will go a long way in putting a bow on 2021.
Instead of just saying them this year, put pen to paper and write out your New Year's Resolution and put them up on your fridge or bulletin board. This will ensure you have a reminder of those goals each day to change your world, whether it's in a small or big way. Some suggestions include a goal of reading a new book every month, getting active outdoors each day, or volunteering weekly at a local agency to help out your community.
Feel like your most fun self in your New Year's Eve outfit! Dress to the nines in your favorite color (ours is purple of course) and don't forget to include some sparkles to celebrate 2022 in style. What's the point of waiting to break out those fancy boots or snazzy bow tie? Don't put off your happy life one more second and wear the statement piece you love. 2ff7e9595c
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