When I say “I am ready”, I do not just mean readiness for some external changes, but also an internal readiness to meet the new reality face to face. This means that I have realized the need for change and have made a decision to move forward. Readiness is not just a statement, but the result of long reflection, preparation and introspection.

The word “ready” does not make sense if there is no person nearby who is also ready to support, share and develop this path with me. My readiness for change requires understanding and participation from the one with whom I am going to enter a new life. This applies not only to personal relationships, but also to any joint endeavors, be it professional projects or important life decisions.

The importance of mutual readiness is difficult to overestimate. When both partners are ready for change, they create a strong foundation for a successful journey together. Mutual understanding and support become the cornerstone of a successful relationship. One person may strive for change and new opportunities, but if their partner is not ready for these changes, the process becomes difficult and drawn out.

Readiness for a new life is not just a desire for change, but also active actions aimed at achieving the intended goals. This is a desire to improve life, overcome obstacles and create new opportunities. When I say that I am ready, I mean that I am ready to work on myself, adapt to new conditions and accept the challenges that arise on our path. But this also requires your readiness, support and joint work.