From the point of view of self-help, transforming means a personal change, an inner evolution that goes through leaving behind some customs to assume new ones. In this way, an inner development takes place. Generally, it is at the beginning of the new year when many people set personal goals that are an inspiration point for inner development.
Change action
This transformation can start from a conscious search, but in other cases, it is also a response from living itself, that is, over the years you go through experiences that leave a mark on you, and therefore transform you. Dreams come true, overcoming the mourning for the loss of loved ones, heartbreak, personal trips to new destinations, true friendship, responsibility for work ... In short, throughout life you add new experiences that as in the school of the life teach you something new.
For example, a situation of defeat and bad luck can transform the character of a proud person. Disciplines such as coaching, psychology and mentoring are a shift towards personal transformation.
A transformation is also the ability to transform a good into something different. For example, from an artistic point of view, a craftsman who molds clay is able to create something from the initial raw material. Recycling is also an example of how it is possible to give a certain product a second life by transforming a second-hand piece of furniture, for example.
Physical transformation
A person can also undergo a positive physical transformation, for example, when they have a makeover thanks to hairdressing, makeup and the help of a personal shopper. It is also possible to experience a physical transformation by losing weight or gaining weight. At the fiction level, actors and actresses undergo habitual transformations thanks to the characterization of fiction itself.
Behind volunteering, for example, or social entrepreneurship there is also the clear initiative of social transformation to overcome injustices and create a better world. Social poetry, which has a clear protest tone, is also a way of raising awareness to encourage people's involvement in the transformation of society.
An illness can also transform the life of the patient when a diagnosis forces him to make a change in his routines. For example, a diagnosis of diabetes transforms the patient's eating habits.
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