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Post by lucia on Jan 31, 2016 8:11:39 GMT
I think we all have compared ourselves to people we admire and wished our lives were as dynamic and amazing as theirs. We've also scoffed at what they're doing and judged them. The comparisons only make us feel bad about ourselves and others. I think the first step to finding our purposes in life and satisfaction is to accept who wer are and seek to understand. Also, what you are seeing in others lives and comparing against could be inaccurate; we tend to overestimate other people's happiness.
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Post by andrewcho77 on Jan 31, 2016 8:57:17 GMT
Yeah, I also think that having some dramatic change will add more adventure in my life. However, if there are too many bad things then it is harder to reach to your goals. For example, if you are born in a low socioeconomic family then it is harder to go to the college you dream because statistic shows that if you come from a high socioeconomic family then you are smart. You got to work harder than the rich people to have the same knowledge as them. Yeah, it would be awesome to have some adventure in life but too much adventure is dangerous.
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