Everything could mean nothing
@cacay1 (85161)
Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
July 10, 2025 9:59pm CST
If you want everything in your life and no action done, all you aim to happen would end in nothing. It is better to do step by step not a one-time step because it is hard to stumble especially in our choices like who to love, who to trust, and who to be with for life. Just think of what is best for you and make it real and beneficial.
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@rsa101 (39022)
• Philippines
10h
That’s a really thoughtful reflection. It reminds me of how wanting everything without doing anything is like chasing the wind. A lot of times, we want life to go our way instantly, but without effort or patience, nothing truly grows.
Life unfolds through steps—like planting a seed. It takes time, care, and the right environment for it to become something real. Rushing things or trying to force outcomes usually just leads to frustration.
And when it comes to love, trust, and the people we choose to be with—those are deep choices. It's important to see clearly, not just through emotions or expectations, but with a steady heart and open eyes. Knowing ourselves helps us make better decisions.
So yes, taking things step by step, staying present, and doing what’s good and true—that’s a path that often leads to peace. No need to rush. Just keep going, and let life unfold naturally.
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@cacay1 (85161)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
8h
@rsa101, some people like to do a one-time action regardless of the outputs. They will only realize they are wrong once they see they failed to achieve their goals. It might not be too late; they could make amends and start all over again by doing step-by-step actions.
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@rsa101 (39022)
• Philippines
8h
@cacay1 People learn at their own time and pace, and we cannot impose our truths upon them. Mistakes can often be blessings in disguise if individuals view them as lessons and use them as guidance for better decision-making in the future. However, if someone takes their mistakes negatively and allows them to overshadow their growth, they may become weaker rather than stronger. Mistakes have the power to either make or break a person, depending on how they are perceived and utilized.
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