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What we think about ourselves is important than what other people think about us
Introduction
World is like a platform where people come and go, and it is a spontaneous process. There would be a lot of people who will arrive and depart, taking into account a wide range of perspectives. What remains is, “us”. Everything changes with time except the “inner self”. People talk and they will always talk, avoiding what you do or say, there would be serious scrutinization. According to Oscar Wilde,
“Most people are other people and their thoughts are someone else’s opinion, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation”.
In order to live one has to be itself and living demands strength to adhere to persistence. It is important to know that life is a juggler’s trick, several perspectives, and a million manipulations still perfect. Self-identity is something very positive, in fact “considering others” is important for a real identity taking into account that one can choose the suitable suggestion and go on. Life is all about one’s grooming and it can only be done by considering what we think about ourselves. The most significant goal of life is personal tranquility and mental peace. A sense of ingenuity is one of the attributes that makes someone a living being. Survival demands a thick skin that can withstand “babbling puppets” i.e. public around. (Micati, et, al. 2019). It is important to note that all great leaders had power of acceptance and it demands a staunch shield that can defend negativity by staying gracious and reluctant to pessimism asserted by others. Real gratitude lies in happiness with what one has, love and does, taking into account that the world will adjust itself. It is important to consider what we think about ourselves because others only see what one wants them to see and know what one wants to share. It is us who knows real story so it is crucial to take people a challenge and live life under self-propositions.
References
Micati, Loredana. "Anticipation and the First Encounters." 2019
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