The biggest problem with traditions? People use them as a safety net. But safety isn’t progress; it’s stagnation.

Tradition becomes our security, and when the mind is secure, it is in decay. That’s why we issue updates, not just for software but for our mindset. Keep questioning, keep innovating. – Steve Jobs

When we cling to the old ways, our minds get lazy. Like an outdated phone, we might work, but we’re slow, clunky, and missing out on the good stuff.

Ever seen someone refuse to upgrade their phone? They miss out on new features, faster speeds, the whole world evolving around them. Don’t be that person with your thinking.

Here’s the kicker: traditions need updates, just like your apps. If we don’t evolve, we become obsolete. The world doesn’t wait for anyone.

Remember the first iPhone? It wasn’t just a better phone, it was a revolution. That’s what happens when you blend the old with the new, the wise with the fresh.

Stop fearing change. If you’re not questioning, you’re not growing. And if you’re not growing, you’re dying – slowly, but surely.

Traditions are the foundation, the code that got us here. But code needs updates. Keep questioning, keep refreshing, keep pushing forward. That’s how we stay alive, not just in the future, but right now.