Quote from: CK485 on January 03, 2025, 06:15:53 AM

Quote from: icalical on January 03, 2025, 03:38:17 AM

While challenges do make people strong, a lot of people go through which others can't even imagine, more than 1 million people living in extreme poverty. No matter the scenario, everyone's struggles are real. Comparing problems develops perspective, but making everyone trivialize their problems is not it. Resilience might sound like a great component, it often needs support and some resources to grow. While reflecting on others' difficult circumstances helps us appreciate all that we have, it does not mean that we will not focus on our self-improvement without guilting ourselves.

by looking at yourself it will cover many things that need to be fixed, which of course by learning from experience is much more important, poverty in life is difficult to say that maybe it is necessary to examine the origins of what happened that caused it all, many factors in life that concern the fate of people but it depends on how hard they try to change it.

Simply looking at the mirror is not enough, as what we can only see there is physical appearance, therefore we also need to think deeply and list what inner qualities we have. This isn't only limited to the positive ones but also the negatives as well. What we see and feel can be said to as a part of our experience. It shapes us but not all of it are good.

We still can change it though and it is a must, in order for us to become a well human being. On poverty, the origin of it might be our ancestors. They say that everything happens for a reason but the reason is also the product of our actions. If we did a wrong move, and it affected us hard, it will also require a major effort to recover.