ARE WE AFRAID OF FAILURE, OR ARE WE AFRAID OF WHAT PEOPLE WILL THINK?
He decided to pursue science and wanted to become a successful engineer, just like his parents. He was just a 19-year-old boy who ended his life under the pressure of his failure.
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He decided to pursue science and wanted to become a successful engineer, just like his parents.
He was just a 19-year-old boy who ended his life under the pressure of his failure.
He panicked, started crying, and kept repeating the same sentence again and again: "What will all of them say after this?" "Mom and Dad are gold medalists, and their son is a loser." "What will Dad's...
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He decided to pursue science and wanted to become a successful engineer, just like his parents. He was just a 19-year-old boy who ended his life under the pressure of his failure. I have just one question for all of you: "Does other people's opinion really matter that much in our life?" We live in a society where every individual has their own identity.
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- He panicked, started crying, and kept repeating the same sentence again and again: "What will all of them say after this?" "Mom and Dad are gold medalists, and their son is a loser." "What will Dad's...
- It is that we don't want to show our weaker side to others.
- We unintentionally force ourselves to become the person who is acceptable to society.
- It suppresses our true selves and fills us with depression, frustration, self-doubt, and a mixture of emotions inside us.
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Today, I would like to share a story about a 19-year-old young boy. So, he gave an engineering college entrance exam. There is no certainty that what we think will actually happen.
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