“We must stop thinking of the individual and start thinking about what is best for society”
— Hillary Clinton
Simplified Meaning:
When we focus only on our own needs, we might overlook what benefits everyone around us. Imagine a neighborhood where everyone only cares about their own yards and ignores shared spaces like parks. If no one pitches in to clean the park, it becomes dirty and unpleasant for everyone. However, if everyone takes a little time to help, the park stays nice for all to enjoy. This idea teaches us that sometimes, doing what helps the entire community can create a better environment for each person. By working together and making choices that benefit many people, we create a happier and healthier place for everyone. Applying this to our lives means considering how our actions affect those around us and making decisions that contribute positively to the broader group.
