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Since it feels like you’re starting a whole new life, you might as well change a bunch of other small elements at the same time: tidy up the house, go back to the gym, take more time for yourself, and make new friends. “When you start something new, you find it easier to adjust different elements in your life.”Ī major change, such as moving somewhere new or changing careers, can have the same kind of symbolic effect. Katy Milkman, a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, has shown that certain anniversaries, or the start of a new year, for example, have a symbolic and psychological effect that makes it easier to create new habits. Maybe a new life in the countryside will mean more time to play sports? Does a new job mean a new schedule? Since everything is being reshuffled already, you might as well go all in. When you start something new, you find it easier to adjust different elements in your life.

Perhaps it’s just more efficient to make a lot of changes at once? When starting out with a clean slate, it is easier to create new habits. So the question is: are we incapable of changing unless it is part of a bigger, more dramatic transformation? You’ll leave work at a reasonable hour and have more time to spend with your loved ones or to work out. It’s easy to believe that if you get a new job you won’t feel overwhelmed anymore. Why are people so fond of the idea of making a fresh start? It’s amazing how we believe that one big change will lead to so many others. But what does it really mean? Why do we idealize fresh starts? And can you really start from scratch? To help you find the answers, we take a fresh look. Making a “fresh start” is a seductive proposition. And yet, when you think about going abroad, moving home, or switching careers, it may seem like a great way to alter your future – for the better. 'I'm really excited about the players and the opportunity here to win some games and to keep getting better as a team,' he said, 'and you never know, hopefully we can make the playoffs and go from there.Changing your life isn’t exactly as easy as changing your clothes. Provorov is simply ready for a new start. I'm actually excited to play with him on the same team.' 'We kind of talked a little bit during the Combine in 2015,' Provorov said. The 25-year-old defenseman is looking to rebound too after he was limited by injury to 13 games this season. One of them is Werenski, who was selected one pick after Provorov in the 2015 draft. 'That's why I'm really excited to play on this team, because there are a lot of guys that can play with the puck and there's a lot of guys that can put the puck in the net.'

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' never really had a full lineup and we were down and behind, didn't play with the puck as much the last two years, so it's really hard to create something offensively when we don't have the puck, when you defend the whole time,' Provorov said. Playing with Johnny Gaudreau, Patrik Laine, Boone Jenner and Zach Werenski with the Blue Jackets could boost his production.

He's had fewer than 30 points three of the past five seasons after an NHL career-high 41 points (17 goals, 24 assists) in 2017-18. Provorov had 27 points (six goals, 21 assists) in 82 games this season. 'There's a lot of great players and a lot of great talent, a lot of players that can make plays and play with the puck, and I think that's part of my game,' Provorov said about the Blue Jackets. The 26-year-old, though, was happy about the trade, even though Columbus (25-48-9) was the only team to finish behind Philadelphia (31-38-13) in the Metropolitan Division this season. 'I had a feeling, especially with the going in a little bit of a different direction, kind of a long-term rebuild,' Provorov said. So it wasn't a big surprise when he received word of the trade during a vacation in Hawaii. The Flyers did not make the Stanley Cup Playoffs the past three seasons and qualified twice during Provorov's time there. Provorov's fresh start comes after he faced much scrutiny in Philadelphia after being the No. 'Any time you are joining a new group of guys, joining your team, a different coaching staff and different city, I think it's a lot of new positive energy,' Provorov said Wednesday, 'and to have that helps you play better and have the energy for the season.' The defenseman played his first seven NHL seasons with the Philadelphia Flyers before he was acquired in a three-team trade that included the Los Angeles Kings on June 6.