Jezyl mia pelayo
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The document discusses the author's philosophy in life. It begins by saying that as a student, the author was previously more focused on hanging out with friends and social media rather than developing a philosophy. However, the author realized the importance of maturity. The author's philosophy involves staying positive, dreaming big, listening more than talking, and maintaining confidence. Developing a philosophy in life helps one become a better person and prepares them for the future.
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- 1. JEZYL MIA PELAYO AG3-HORT MY PHILOSOPHY IN LIFE . My philosophy in life? What is really my philosophy in life I know in myself that I don’t really know my philosophy in life. Because as a student now what I really cared is to hangout with my friends surf in the internet and stalking my crush.But as times goes by I realized that I should grow up, because in our world today “The one who is being immature will be the one who will be alone forever”.So I learn to know my philosophy in life.First is I should let my heart out think positive in every problem that will come and just smile always and be optimistic all the time, and also I should always dream big. The second one I have to listen more and talk less.This is one of my philosophy in life, because us we can see in our surroundings today there’s a lot of teenager whos being rebeld and their life is being miserable. Because they won’t listen to their parents, they always depends on what our in their mind.I believe that this is so important because people are eager to tell what others what they think that sometimes they forgot to listen to another’s point of view. In order to become a good human being one must listen to others. And the last and the third one be confident always in myself, I have this philosophy in my life because im so shy when it comes in front of people whom I met just for the first time, and also im very concious with my body so I got lost my confidence always.I always afraid of what people says to me, im afraid to be judged by others im insecure sometimes.So one of my philosophy in life is to have confidence in mself. There is also a lot of people who has the same situation as mine they care to much of what people my think about them and to freely express their ideas freely.So for me having a philosophy in life will not just help you to be a better person but also help you yo be better in the future.