Melintasi Jurang Ketidakpastian

For example, suppose there's a ravine in front of you. Then, a plank bridge is provided to help you cross it. Would you be willing to cross it?

Most people would probably answer no. Even if they were offered a gold prize, people wouldn't necessarily want to cross, for fear of falling and risking their lives.

But if what is beneath us is not a ravine tens of meters deep, but only a shallow river 1 meter deep, we can calmly cross the plank bridge, without needing to be afraid of falling.

Sometimes, it's all just a matter of our perception. We perceive something as dangerous, so we're afraid to take risks, even though it turns out to be less dangerous than we imagined.

Of course, we shouldn't be reckless and careless in taking steps without considering the risks. But with the right preparation and mental attitude, we can be ready to accept the challenge.

The problem is, sometimes our perceptions are shaped by other people's opinions. We wait to see how others react. We are easily influenced by other people's words, which are not necessarily true, misleading, or pretentious.

Finally, we become hesitant to move forward and continue the journey, because we are influenced by wrong advice.

Just keep moving forward, free yourself from prejudice. Sometimes, in difficult and uncertain times, we must have the courage to make decisions and take our own steps. There's no need to wait for others' opinions, because we are ultimately responsible for our own success or failure.