Life is so unfair
By titaniumsoul
@titaniumsoul (1191)
Singapore
6 responses
@North_Atlantic (126)
• United States
25 Oct 07
I think that life is only unfair if we choose to look at it that way. Instead of taking to the time to notice everything about the world and our lives that we do not like, we should instead take a look around and be happy with what we do have.
More often than not, "fair", is a pretty abstract idea anyway. If things aren't the way we want them to be, we need to find the strength to change those things. Until we stop blaming our problems on the world and things that are out of our control, it seems almost impossible to think that any kind of real progress can be made.
Instead of thinking that the world is unfair, why don't we take the opportunity to do something about it and make conditions better?
@titaniumsoul (1191)
• Singapore
16 Nov 07
That is a good idea but I do not know what to do to increase my wealth. I have been using internet for earning money, until now I have not earn a single cent in my account. Currently, I have a job but I am not satisfied with it. I want progression but my qualification is a hindrance. Companies do not recognize my talent and qualifications. I have the thought of setting up a buying and selling portal but I do not have the funds to do it. So, what can I do about it?
@North_Atlantic (126)
• United States
20 Nov 07
It can be very hard to get ahead in the world. But at the same time, you have to realize that anything worth having is worth working for. There are no short-cuts in real life, and of course that has inspired some to give up.
If you truly want to be more than what you are the only thing I can suggest is learning as much as you can. If you want to make money, figure out what to do with the money you have. Make your earnings, and save them, figure out how to invest. Work hard and stay dedicated. Believe it or not, this site is really not worth the time you put into it if all you want to do is make money.
If you enjoy writing and want to make a couple dollars doing it, try out a website known as Associated Content (www.associatedcontent.com). They will pay you five dollars or so an article, and it will give you a chance to improve your writing and have some fun doing it.
However, the single best way to make money is with a job. I am a full time student who still pulls 40 hours a week. During my off time I work two jobs totalling 12 or 14 hours a day. Rewards will come, you just have to work hard for them. The single worst thing that you can do is to be discouraged.
@nishurs (582)
• India
20 Nov 07
no i dont think so. Every dog has its own day. And every living being will get a silver lining but they have to wait patiently for that
@ladyluna (7004)
• United States
20 Nov 07
Hello my friend,
Life is what it is; just a series of intertwining events. It is neither fair, nor unfair. It simply is what we make of it.
You might want to find ways to have your talent recognized outside of any work environment. Specifically, you might consider entering your work into contests. Perusing the internet will most likely provide you with contest opportunities for all types of contests: magazines, municipal design contests, etc...
You might also consider presenting your portfolio to publishing houses, as a potential art contributor. If you have any outstanding work, submit it to tv stations in the hope that it will be used as a still (like in weather forcasts).
You simply need to get your name out there. Every time your work is used, it adds value to your portfolio and you as a potential commodity.
Of course, ya' gotta' pay the bills. So, a job is a necessity. You can do your self marketing on your own time. Please remember that you are your own biggest obstacle. Persistence, persistence, persistence & POSITIVE ATTITUDE!!!
@aseretdd (13730)
• Philippines
1 Oct 07
I agree that life is so unfair... but then if life is fair to or for everyone in this world... then life will be perfect for all... then it will eventually be very boring...
We all have our ups and downs but that is a part of growing up or coping with life... what we have to to is to make the most out of it or to put all things even the challenges to our own advantage...
