Following someone else's footsteps, even if they're excellent, only means trailing behind them.
Those who appreciate themselves can find their own place and radiate a
unique and dazzling light.
As the saying goes, what's sweet to one may be poison to another.
We spend our days envying others but forget a simple truth: what suits
others' lives may not suit us.
In this world, everyone has a life laid out specifically for them.
Insisting on following someone else's path results in nothing but birds and
fish being misplaced.
You may have heard this: each person has their own way of living.
No matter how exquisite someone else's shoes are, they may not fit you;
no matter how lively someone else's life seems, once you experience it
firsthand, you might find it noisy.
Only a life that suits you can make you live freely.
A writer once said, "We all have farsighted eyes, always living in
admiration of others."
Everyone's life has its hardships, everyone's pot has its residue. No
matter who you are, coming into this world, there will be dissatisfaction.
If that's the case, why insist on living someone else's life?
Someone once said: the greatest foolishness humans commit is envying
others while turning a blind eye to what they have.
In the time that can't be relived, it's better to walk your own path
openly, see your own scenery, and live your own life.
When you let go of comparison, you'll find the scenery along the way a
thousand times more beautiful than what you've seen before.
People who are fulfilled inside won't get lost in someone else's world.
Because they themselves are already in the most beautiful scenery.
The most sober self-awareness is knowing your place. Not looking up to
others, nor looking down on yourself. From beginning to end, calmly walk at
your own pace.
Everyone has a unique landscape. Just as others can adorn your window,
one day, you will adorn someone else's dreams.
So, instead of admiring others' excellence and comparing where you fall
short, why not let go of distractions and enjoy your own beauty?
You may have heard this: you don't have to grow into a rose. If you
like, you can be a jasmine, a chrysanthemum or even an unnamed little flower.
Living as yourself is the best gift to life.
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