People who aren’t as motivated to make things better are mostly unaware of their own potential. They struggle and are victim of the crude opinions of others, but mostly their own voice downsizes their own beliefs. Insecurity, the harsh internet-trolls, fast changing society, “you should do it like this, and not like that”, “what if, what if I am too selfish?”.

People criticize themselves for no need. I can relate to you and the way how you look at the world. You have zoomed out massively and literally can see the bigger picture. Intention is all that is what counts. A good strong intention from someone sincere and pure can be doubted, due our own experience with others who have abused the good of other people.

Facing failures will lead to growth, reading your post, makes me wonder if you realize how talented you truly are. Zooming out, looking at things in perspective like this, takes a lot of empathy and social skill. From my own standpoint, I embrace failure and problems, experiencing these failures and problems let me see progression and give me a chance to improve.

The real challenge is how we deal and react to other people’s way of living. Respecting and accepting your own way is the first step, accepting and respecting someone else’s every single opinion/move is on a whole different level.

I wish I had more Steempower to Upvote these thoughts to the moon. ;-) Thanks for sharing.