People Know the Value of Worth Having Things When They Lose It

People know the value of worth having things when they lose it. It’s not somewhat what a human being can control, it happens unconsciously. Nothing is replaceable, nothing is constable, and no one is perfect. People commit stupid mistakes every day, but this is what leads us to success in life. We should be grateful for having the ability to walk or to see, a friend at our side, and a family that loves us. It’s miserable how we give more importance to things that has a price on it than things that can’t be bought like health, love, peace, and friendship.

We were all born equal. Each and every person is unique in a special way, and as I said earlier, no one is perfect. We go through a lot in our daily routine life, which blocks our brain on functioning properly. We should look at things on the bright side of it. Health,
as an example, is everything a human being could ask for in return. Do people ever wonder how lucky they are for having legs to walk and eyes to see? More than 3.4 million Americans are either legally blind or visually impaired. I’m pretty sure, we get this moment in our life where we question ourselves how could these people live with constant darkness or lacking the ability to walk freely, well, these people themselves are satisfied with their lives because they’ve got talents and traits that we lack. These talents   are their key to happiness. As an example, most   can draw or play an instrument by using their sense of feeling which is found stronger in them than in others.  

One of the hardest job in life is to actually find a true friend. Most people have difficulties trusting others, but once that person is found, you will hold on to him forever. What is the first thing u think about when somebody says a loyal friend? It would be he’ll always be there for you, and that’s why the most consistent things in life are the most valuable. An example of this is like having a friend that would always correct u when you do a certain mistake. No one...