Showing posts with label Importance.. Show all posts
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Saturday, November 1, 2025

Generation of boredom.


 When I was a kid, our generation didn't have that flow of information. We didn't have the internet. To know something, we had to go to the library to check books or ask someone who had the knowledge. This generation has no idea how difficult it was for us to just find a recipe.

Nowadays, the new generation is overwhelmed with news. This not only brings them benefits but also some significant negatives. One is that this generation has become less emotional. When something good happens, they react with 'oh, it's nothing, what's next?' If something bad happens, they don't feel much sorrow; they think, 'it's ok, what's next?''

They are feeling less and less. They are neither happy nor unhappy. I don't think this is a good situation. We are human; we don't need to be like robots. We are different from other animals because of our emotions. This generation mostly feels boredom. We need to find its solution before it's too late.


Thursday, June 29, 2023

A correct decision could be wrong if you take it late.



In life, timing is crucial, as even a correct decision can be wrong if made too late. It's essential to recognize what needs to be done and when and to take action in the present moment. Refraining from past mistakes or worrying about the future can be counterproductive.

Living in the moment and embracing whatever life offers can be challenging but rewarding. It's important to keep trying and striving for this mindset.

Decision-making is a significant aspect of life, and while we may not have control over everything, we do have control over our choices and reactions. Ultimately, we will be held accountable for our actions and plans rather than what others have done to us.

Most of the time, situations change with time. So, something might be right to do now, but that could be the worse decision after some time. So, a decision which was right in the past will not necessarily be correct in the next generation.