Hello Hive Bloggers,
Today I want to answer the challenge 21. The challenge is who I am product of and who I listen to while growing. So there are not a lot of things that I can remember when it comes to life but I have to jot down this to remember for future in a positive way. So let's get to the point.
Who I listened to while growing?
1. Elderly People
Be it my grandparents or the people who were around me as elder than my parents. I always looked at their sayings and the logic while taking decisions. I know a lot of times the gap in the generation can be pretty much big enough. But some of their survival tactics and the logic always paid off.
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Their understanding of other people around them. And their approach to solving problem put a big impact on me. So it's not just in my blood line. I always pay attention to the surrounding and kind of learned to read people that way. And found my way out of many things with it.
2. Books
A lot of my knowledge is more of bookish than the street smart life. I think I need to go out more and learn from bad and good people at the same time. But I kind of found a lot of documented social stuff in books. And so I learned to manage myself due to books as they save your time in learning from the life.
3. Family & Friends
I think friends can teach you a lot about the real world within a closed influence. And you learn about living in outside world through that. Family also had an impact considering they kind of put you in bubble of protection and you learn from that too. Friends, enemies and the family members have lot of impact during the earlier part of the life.
I think since childhood to now I learned a lot of life lessons and it was a good ride to move through mixed set of circumstances too. I loved how the life can teach you a lot even when you do something about it or don't do anything at all.
When you want to have an impact on your life, you have to take risks by observing people and then moving one step at a time slowly but regularly to have a good impact on your own growth.