This is precisely the thing which is destroying all
possible opportunities of a person to become strong and I have an issue with it,
why you may ask (or even if you don’t) coz I’m crazy enough to see through this
bullshit of everybody being a winner and making tasks easy and accomplishable
for all in the name of confidence building but what they are doing in reality
is making yourself weak and taking away that chance from you to fail at
something and try hard the next time, its robbing you from becoming the best
version of yourself and is allowing you to only be miserable and mediocre.
By making everybody a winner for nothing or by
reinforcing every not so good behavior with materialistic objects you are
conditioning yourself or your kid, significant other square circle or unicorn
the art to lay low and not to try hard at anything, which may seem fun to some
for a while but trust me when I tell you that the long term effects of this
approach would create havoc on the personality and development in general.
What you can do instead is allow yourself to fail at
something, don’t pick up easy tasks, tasks that don’t break a sweat (literally
or figuratively) coz they won’t lead you the path of strength and personal
growth. What I want you to try is take up a task that looks difficult to you do
it and even if you fail do it again and again until you get it done. I know
this sounds like very lazy counseling advice but still give it a shot pick up a
difficult subject, A task, read it, do it and once you start to understand and
develop proficiency in it then you’ll know which feeling I want you to chase,
and then if you don’t like you can always go back to your usual easy task picking
mediocre life.
Very nice & motivating👍
ReplyDeleteTruly motivational🌟
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ReplyDeleteEveryone is certainly not equal and just addressing this fact in itself is undoubtedly inspiring.....
Well...these things must be taught to a wider audience including kids and adults....this is absolutely inspiring
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ReplyDeleteInspiring...i am prepared to read "spectrum " now .. 😊😊
ReplyDeleteYou sure have a way of motivating. It was simple something a person often gets to hear but thid blog representation increases the urge to read and imply it.
ReplyDeleteLove to read motivational stuff, Thanks for sharing 👏👍
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