68. DO YOU MAKE LIFE UNBEARABLE FOR OTHERS? Jack’s Life Lessons For Teenagers - For A Better Tomorrow - Jack Lookman - Rita Nnamani

 DO YOU MAKE LIFE UNBEARABLE FOR OTHERS?

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Teenagers, this is a crucial time to consider what you do and how it affects people around you. Comprehending and tackling this question has the potential to result in noteworthy individual development, and to cultivate a more sympathetic atmosphere for all.

First and foremost, you must acknowledge the power of your words and deeds. For people who are the target of bullying, gossiping, exclusion, and other bad behaviors, life can be challenging. Such behavior may cause worry, emotional anguish, and a feeling of loneliness among your peers. Think about the way you deal with people. Do you act in a courteous and friendly way, or do you make things worse for other people? The first step towards making a positive change is awareness.


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Think on the long-term consequences of your actions as well. Adverse behavior can have long-term effects on the people you harm as well as your reputation and self-worth. Negative behavior repeated over time can create a vicious cycle of mistrust and conflict that is difficult to escape. Positive behavior, on the other hand, fosters mutual respect and trust, which opens doors to both academic and personal achievement.

It is also critical to recognize how empathy functions in your relationships. Consider the impact of your actions on others by attempting to put yourself in their position. Empathy motivates you to act with kindness and understanding, and facilitates deeper connections with others. Empathy training can improve your relationships and make you a  kinder and empathetic person.

Finally, accept accountability for your deeds. It is never too late to apologize if you realize you have caused someone hardship. Rebuilding trust and mending wounded sentiments can both benefit greatly from a sincere apology. Acknowledge your errors, and resolve to be a constructive influence in the future.

If you’re able to right the wrongs, that will also be great.

In conclusion, a critical first step in developing a healthy atmosphere and moving towards personal improvement, is considering whether you make life intolerable for others. You may make the community more caring and compassionate by accepting responsibility for your behavior, exercising empathy, and being aware of what you do. Recall that your activities can either benefit or harm people in your vicinity; and some of your actions or inactions, could have generational impact; make the decision to improve everyone’s quality of life. This may positively impact yourself, your associates, and generations inborn. 




Thank you very much for your time. 


This is Jack Lookman signing off. Ire o (I wish you blessings)


Ire kabiti (I wish you loads of blessings).



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