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Life's Airport: Embracing the Journey of Transitions In the hustle and bustle of an airport, one can find a beautiful metaphor for life itself. Just as travelers move through this transient space, so do we journey through the various stages and transitions of life. Life is a lot like an airport - a constant flow of arrivals and departures, hellos and goodbyes. Some are at the departure lounge, ready to take off on new adventures, while others are just arriving, stepping into unknown journeys. Just like the busy airport staff coordinating passengers, we too navigate the transitions in our lives. So, let us embrace the metaphor of life's airport - a place of constant movement, growth, and change. Let us acknowledge that life is a series of arrivals and departures, each marking a new chapter in our personal story. May we find solace in the transitions, strength in the uncertainties, and hope in the promise of new beginnings. As we navigate life's airport, let's remember that the real beauty lies not just in the destinations we reach but in the journey itself. Selah 💭 🤔 Flaming FLA ™ #LifeIsAJourney #EmbraceTransitions #airport #airports #airplane #airportlife #airportdiaries

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The airport is full of metaphors. Here are 12. 1/ All comforts in life come with a price. . 2/ Our flight gate is our destination. But on the way, there would be many shiny and pricey distractions baiting us to waste our time and money on them. It is up to our self-control to keep our eyes on our destination. . 3/ Even though we know our destination, it is always good to keep checking if that is still where we need, want and wish to go. And if the gate has changed, we must be flexible enough to change our route as well. . 4/ Sometimes, we know where we want to go, but we still need some directions. It's good to read the signs or ask around in time, else we'd get lost. . 5/ Everyone does not start at the same entry gates, nor does everyone have the same destinations. . 6/ People who do start at the same entry gate may still have different experiences and different destinations. . 7/ People who even have the same destination may arrive the gate at different times - some may be on time and walking leisurely, while some might be so late that they could've almost missed their flight. . 8/ People who are aboard the same flight have different views based on where they're seated. . 9/ We cannot control who sits around us: the armrest hogger, the snorer, or a crying baby. But we can control how we react to those situations. . 10/ If we occupy ourselves in our phones the entire time and are not present in the moment, we'd be sure to miss the beautiful sight of the city as we take off or land. . 11/ After reaching our destinations, there may or may not be people to celebrate our arrival - we need to be okay and manage either way. . 12/ It is up to us to pick the safest mode of transport possible. But at the end, the fate of the flight rests in someone else's hand. We cannot control anything but our choices and actions. What is your favourite one? Do share your own experiences. And follow Rucha Abhyankar for more 👋 --- #airport #experience #lifelesson

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