Life Is the Greatest Teacher
Life Is the Greatest Teacher
Life Is the Greatest Teacher
When I look at the horizon of young faces around me, I cry. Good of mankind, the younger generation is described in a lazy, irreverent and overemotional.
I used to have these three characteristics. Not when I was looking for adventure, the rebellious child, but as a senior in high school youth.
It was then that my tendencies crazy thugs were at their peak. I still miss my friends care more than my family, and in general just want to talk all the time.
Then came a time when I wondered where I would finally. I would still like my parents, the doctor wanted? I am, but will continue to operate as a kid the rest of my life?
This moment could serve the spark that triggered a process of learning life lessons, throwing myself into the person that you read from your computer screen.
Since then I have learned a lot of things, but these are the lessons I wished I'd stumbled in the past:
1. Everyone's opinion matters as much as you want.
There was a time where the view of the whole world was mine too. Regardless of preferences, I have had were dashed in the face of someone else. This probably comes from a need to please others.
Remember that your opinion counts as much as the next guy if they earn more money than you or is less popular than you. Everyone's opinion has equal weight.
2. The emotions are under your control.
Drama, chaos and emotional - it was what happened most of my time as a teenager. When everyone is obsessed with what goes and what not, the mood down, mine especially.
If I heard someone say bad things behind me, I erupt. Let go. Looking back on these tantrums now, I'm not surprised. After all, when you have little control of himself, anything is possible.
The course is here to be aware of how you react.
3. The arguments are unnecessary.
Is it a little fight between friends decide the fate of the entire universe? In my world felt. I wanted so well and so for them to be wrong. But in the end, that helped me to waste my time and attack the other person dealing with frustration.
Is there really a point to discuss? Unless absolutely necessary, I learned that it is better to hold your breath on things you cannot control at all.
Argue that changing the mind of a person is one of them.
4. Your parents want the best for you.
I'm not saying all parents want the best for you (there are outliers), but in general, parents do what they do for you in your best interest.
My parents made me do dishes, cook dinner, sweeping, mowing the lawn, taking out the trash ... the list is long. And with every step, I complain and complain. I just made.
Now, I honestly see the value has learned these skills. They are able to effectively cook and clean up after yourself - what you should not?
And while I despised school, I appreciate the education that helped me acquire.
5. Community standard does not mean anything.
When you define your life, what society says, believe me, life seems much harder to live. You are constantly thinking about next to her, "Am I moving with the times? What is a normal thing to do? Is this acceptable?"
For me, it came to not trust me to be who I am. I think when we are children, we have already internalized this. We do not conform to society but only to express ourselves. Thus, after puberty, we start a little too careful.
So much so that we begin to lose.
Back to whom we used to be. Carefree standards and not just live a life of our own.
6. You're not stuck in any situation.
When I lose a friend, a terrible note, or disappoint my parents, I stewed in my own filth. Meanwhile the bad moments walk seemed the only solution. Fortunately, I know now that you do not have to be stuck in bad situations.
Vous pouvez crer et sortir of meilleurs.
Everything depends on the perspective, of how he sees the situation. Seeing everything as a learning experience that makes life more pleasant, even during difficult times.
They have not blocked. You can go to.
7. You learn by doing.
This is a lesson that I have followed, not knowing for some time. I used to try everything at least once, just to see what it was. But when I entered my teens, I became careful to try new things.
I am delighted to skepticism, fear gripped me, and soon ... I became a coward.
I have in the race before reaching it.
I think that teaching is clear.
You cannot change what you do not know at that time.
But it would be nice to transfer wisdom through time and space continuum. I wish I could tell my younger self immature things.
I would tell him to relax and everything will be fine. Just think that everything will go well and believe in your abilities, whatever path you choose.
Nevertheless, I am pleased to have learned these lessons, I did. Each experience helped shape me become a better person. I do not know if all young people to read this, but if so, let me say this:
"Listen to life and experiences. Everybody goes through mostly the same things."
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