"I think...
Life is inconsistent in every way possible
There is no golden rule that you can stick fast to throughout your time here
Your opinions change based on how your day's been and what you've been going through
Your actions may or may not reflect those opinions
There are a billion factors that go into your actions or opinions and even if just one changes, the situation could become 180 degrees different
and you know what...
It doesn't matter in the least
because Consistency is not a viable option in a world where people change, situations change, and environments change
every day, every hour, every minute, and every second
So don't kill yourself over being inconsistent
Instead, relish in the fact that you're flexible enough to change your thoughts relative to a situation
You're a pliable human being
And that very plasticity and how much you have of it is what truly shapes you
so enjoy your inconsistency."
Jessica Choe (Junior) of Yongsan International School of Seoul (South Korea)
Email YOUR story to youthleadersinternational@gmail.com with your name, grade, school, and country for a chance to get published on our blog!
Life is inconsistent in every way possible
There is no golden rule that you can stick fast to throughout your time here
Your opinions change based on how your day's been and what you've been going through
Your actions may or may not reflect those opinions
There are a billion factors that go into your actions or opinions and even if just one changes, the situation could become 180 degrees different
and you know what...
It doesn't matter in the least
because Consistency is not a viable option in a world where people change, situations change, and environments change
every day, every hour, every minute, and every second
So don't kill yourself over being inconsistent
Instead, relish in the fact that you're flexible enough to change your thoughts relative to a situation
You're a pliable human being
And that very plasticity and how much you have of it is what truly shapes you
so enjoy your inconsistency."
Jessica Choe (Junior) of Yongsan International School of Seoul (South Korea)
Email YOUR story to youthleadersinternational@gmail.com with your name, grade, school, and country for a chance to get published on our blog!
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