“Life is like an ocean liner that has to sail across many waves.”
Along the way, we may carry many things and passengers. Some of them come to help row, to support us to reach the shore easily.
But there are some people or things that may become ‘overweight’, causing the ship to rock, risk sinking, or at least slowing down the journey for no reason.
In some situations... if you feel that there are people or things that absorb your encouragement, never see the value of our dedication, never support or respect you,
that is a warning sign for us to ‘release those baggages’ from the ship. Because if we stubbornly carry them, we may not be able to reach our dream destination. Or if we force ourselves, we will be more tired and useless.
When we dare to reduce the weight of the ship, let some passengers who do not support us get on that ship, life may sail faster, head further than ever, and there will be room for new people and opportunities to replace them.
People who respect and value us more.
In the end... we can never control every wave of life, but the way we take care of ‘our own ship’ and choose who or what is worthy of taking across the waves.
That is what determines whether the destination will be the ‘shore of dreams that await’ or the ‘shore of disappointment’ that you don’t want to reach at all.
#Siamstr
How do you translate languages to English in Primal?
Bluebirdsunlimited / Aptera
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2025-02-04 01:39:39
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