“Happiness comes when you stop comparing yourself to others and focus on your own path.”
— Jacob Elordi
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, people feel sad or upset because they keep looking at what others have or do. For example, if you keep checking what your friends post on social media and see them having fun or buying new things, you might feel bad about your own life. Happiness is about looking at your own life and finding joy in what you do, not worrying about what others are doing. Imagine running a race: if you keep turning your head to see where the other runners are, you might trip and fall. But if you focus on your own steps and run the best you can, you have a better chance of winning. So, paying attention to your own goals and progress can make you feel happier. It's like a gardener taking care of their own plants instead of comparing them to someone else's garden. Each garden, like each person, grows in its own way and its own time.
