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Don't Ever Think of Changing Your Mobile Number

Recently some people that came to us for mobile number analysis realised that their numbers are very bad.  But I told them not to change your mobile number no matter how bad it is.  There are 5 possible reasons to NOT change your mobile number:

1. You are used to your life, good or bad.  You know life can be better, but you are resigned to fate and feel that it is your offsprings' lives that are more important.  Your life is just no money, no honey, no career success, no relationship success, no good marriage, no success in life. Why bother when you have already get used to the suffering?  Success is never your goal, right?  Failure is inevitable, right?

2. You have not felt the pain yet.  We know that when we analyse a mobile number, we are projecting certain things to happen as we assume the person would continue using that number. That's why our readings always have the phrase, "Prolong use will lead to..." or "Higher chance of xxx in the long term" and "Easily get into..."

It is okay to not do anything until you feel or get the pain.  Just like some people don't want to buy the insurance and prefer to pay the price when misfortune comes. If you are those people that think insurance is a waste of money, that is not an unwise move.  Anyway, you will deal with the suffering when it comes.  

How about your family and loved ones?  Well, they are also used to suffering, and so it makes no difference to them whether you are having a good or bad life. 

3. You don't think you can afford the fees, as you heard that changing mobile numbers is very expensive and cost several to tens of thousands of dollars.  The reality is that it is only a couple of hundreds of dollars, but many people simply cannot even afford it. But they can afford to pay one to two thousand dollars to get the latest Apple or Samsung phones, 'because we can touch and feel the expensive phones".  You know very well that mobile phones only can last a few years, whereas mobile number change is just a one-time outlay that lasts you a lifetime.  "We are okay with our life of no honey no money no success". 

4. It is Very Troublesome to Change Mobile Numbers, I have tens of thousands of contacts to inform.  We know very well that all it takes is just a few minutes to change your update your contacts (via WhatsApp) about your new number, and most people have the most is one to two thousand contacts to inform.  

5. I am Scared of Changes, Even if it is Change for the Better.  Finally, we hit the nail of the coffin. It is not about cannot afford a few hundred dollars, it is also not about don't want success and don't want money, it is also not about not feeling the pain. "The pain of change is more than the joy of success".  Well, if that is the case, don't change. This might be the best solution for you and society.  We wish you all the best. Anytime when you decide to change your mind, let me know via WhatsApp to 93672286 Andy Ng. Thanks for reading this article. Other related articles:

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