"他の人が何をしているか、または彼らが何を持っているかを見て過ごすとき、私たちは自分自身の価値を見る機会を自ら奪っている。"
— Les Brown
Simplified Meaning:
When we constantly focus on what others are doing or what they possess, we miss out on noticing our own strengths and achievements. Imagine spending your day on social media, looking at friends' vacation photos and feeling jealous because they seem to have more fun or better things than you. This can make you feel unhappy and forget about the good things in your own life, like your talents, relationships, or personal progress. Instead of comparing yourself to others, think about what makes you unique and valuable. For example, if you are good at playing the piano, spend time improving that skill and enjoy your progress. This way, you’ll start to appreciate your own worth and feel more satisfied and confident. Focusing on yourself and your own life can lead to personal growth and happiness. By seeing your own value, you can live a more fulfilling life and maybe even inspire others without feeling inferior.
