learn to survive ourselves.
As you put it, Mr. Taraz is to learn to reconnect with oneself, and to organize that is a priority to foster habits of openness, acceptance, and tolerance (graduating the pace) as appropriate. At least as far as possible, it works that way for me.
It is impossible to offer something to others if we are unable to do it starting with ourselves...it will be self-preservation with the corresponding care and this for me applies to any environment whether social, economic, financial, family, or work....
Light for the house first and then for the street.
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Self-sufficiency is far hard to accomplish than many people actually give it credit. Money is only one aspect of it and there are many more, but I find it interesting that emotional control seems to not be a thing people are interesting to develop.
As you rightly say, many people are not interested in developing emotional control, the pitiful thing is that this group of people does not learn to manage emotions, they miss out on being in harmony with themselves and seeing the clearest objectives and how to achieve them.
It is always good to learn to channel and process the negative and positive ones, achieving a physical and mental balance is always necessary for survival and adaptation in life, it is written and said to be easy, but it is one step at a time Mr. Taraz, but it is worth trying it.