Why we behave the way we behave
This perspective is the easiest to explain. In life, we observe people, imitate people, and learn from their experiences. Why? Because we somehow desire to achieve what others have achieved or to avoid the suffering others have experienced. Do you, sometimes, pretend that you are this actress whom you so admire? Do you, sometimes, pretend that you are the best teacher in the whole wide world? Have you read self-help books like “How to Ruin Your Life by 30” by Steve Farrar?
This kind of a motivation can be a fire-starter and can also propel us to become who we are. But, let’s not forget. Nobody is the same in this world. We are all unique. Whether we have the same name or not, our personalities, character, quirks, and mindworks are uniquely created and distinctively designed. Let this message be enough to emphasize my point:
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