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Life
My view in life is that it's quiet unique. Compare to a animals life where it's a cycle and filled with predictability humans life is different depending on which path you choose. In an animals life probably one of the highest achievements they can achieve is probably defeating a the king of the forest a lion and that's all and then after that its food, sleep and survival its a constant cycle. Whereas the human life very unique, unpredictable filled with high achievements that people rarely achieve. This is also depending on which path you choose. You stay in the comfort zone and do what the system wants you to do yeah your life is going to be just like an animals life but if you choose the path where you have to leave your comfort zone and is filled with unpredictability and with challenges you are definitely going to achieve something in life and it might not be the highest achievement a human possibly can achieve but its probably shows the things that you can do and what makes you different from others. A persons life is filled with challenges and for a reason I know that everyone thinks that they have bigger problems than others it's that you might be suffering from depression but in the far end of the earth there is someone probably have no hands or arms that is struggling everyday just to get through life. Many don't leave their comfort zone why because its where you are comfortable and you are used to but the people who leave their comfort zone is the ones that's more likely to break the system and break the cycle of poverty. I have things I want and need to achieve and half or all of those things my parents probably don't know because I don't tell my things to people as I know they are going to say it to someone else and so on. No matter who is in your life don't trust them with your information. In the Diary of CEO podcast Steven Bartlett had a conversation with a CIA agent and in that interview he said a person have 3 identities. First is the one they show to the public. Second one is the one that they keep in their private life. And the third one is the one that they keep to them-self. I can't disagree with that because people are not the same when they meet two different kinds of people. Depending on the persons attitude they are going react that way. It's almost like newtons third law which is for every action there is an equal or an opposite reaction. This might not link to this very much but lets say you meet a person who is always open about themselves then you have this feeling of trust in them this is because if someone is really open they don't fear people making fun of them or they really trust you with that information and then when you are open with them about it shows that you trust that person and highlights a sense of security every-time you meet that person. Don't fear people judging you for being you if they do there is a thing called karma and that's real and god will give them the consequences for doing that. So people don't listen to what others say cause if you do its going to become their life and not your learn how to say when it comes to food don't say no but if we are talking about life decisions or any other kind of things you need to learn how to say no. As an unknown person say if you are too sacred to say no to the society then you are basically saying no to breaking the system. Human life is unique because if you have different directions you can go to and different achievements you can achieve but those things are only going to happen the day you decided to break through your comfort zone and saying no to others.
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