The sense of having a goal in your life will put you in the side of giving instead of getting ...... most of people focus more on what they want from their lives and that could lead to thinking in a {victim-of-life} way ... when you start to play the role of a person who's having a meaning and a goal for his/her life, you will get back the self-esteem you deserve.
by Susan Jeffers
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The author emphasizes the importance of having a clear goal in life, which cultivates a mindset focused on giving rather than solely on receiving. Many individuals tend to concentrate only on their personal desires, which can lead to a victim mentality, where they feel helpless or self-centered. This perspective can hinder personal growth and fulfillment.

By adopting the role of someone who has a meaningful purpose and objective, a person can regain their self-esteem and confidence. This shift in focus not only enriches one's own life but also fosters a positive outlook that contributes to others, enhancing overall well-being and satisfaction in life.

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