There are those who think accepting a negative experiences and waiting them "magically" disappear is an appropriate decision whereas others believe that it's better to try to solve problems that occur during the lifetime. The following essay discusses both merits and drawbacks of each side and the reason why I stand for the second statement.
The two main reasons I can highlight for the first case where people believe we must accept the issues and stay apathetic. Firstly, every single person encounters problems during their life, no matter how significant those problems are. There are some bad situations where our attempts to solve them is nothing but waste of time. Sometimes, if we feel that our efforts would not change anything it's better to wait and just wish for the best. For example, when the problem concerns economical problems of the country we live in and we suffer from the negative results of it. There's nothing we can do with it anyway, so I see no reason to be bothered here. Another important thing is distribution of problems. For instance, you're having financial problems in your business or there are some issues with your health. My point is you cannot do anything by yourself, it's hard to be good at every sphere. Don't even consider these kind of things as problems, just find the specialist who can handle the issue.
People from the other front, however, say that we must actively seek solutions to any negative situations that occur in our life. I can't help but agree with this mindset. Let's look at this from philosophical angle. The avoidance of suffering is a form of suffering. The avoidance of struggle is a form of struggle. For example, you're postponing something that must be done anyway, like results of your work or even some surgery that can really be helpful for your health. You missed the chance to do it in time. Here's the problem, you created it. Indeed, procrastination is the main source of our problems, though sometimes issues occur without us knowing about it. To be really happy, we need something to solve. Happiness therefore is a form of action.
In conclusion, I think both attitudes have benefits. However, I strongly believe it's better to solve the problems and take actions, otherwise life is going to be very unpleasant to live. At the end of the day, life is much more interesting when something happens, sometimes even not so good. The feeling you have after each "little victory", when you overcome the problem is irreplaceable.
There are those who
think
accepting a
negative
experiences and waiting them
"
magically
"
disappear is an appropriate decision whereas others believe that
it's
better to try to
solve
problems
that occur during the lifetime. The following essay discusses both merits and drawbacks of each side and the reason why I stand for the second statement.
The two main reasons I can highlight for the
first
case where
people
believe we
must
accept the issues and stay apathetic.
Firstly
, every single person encounters
problems
during their
life
, no matter how significant those
problems
are. There are
some
bad
situations where our attempts to
solve
them is nothing
but
waste of time.
Sometimes
, if we feel that our efforts would not
change
anything
it's
better to wait and
just
wish for the best.
For example
, when the
problem
concerns
economical
problems
of the country we
live
in and
we suffer from the
negative
results of it. There's nothing we can do with it anyway,
so
I
see
no reason to
be bothered
here. Another
important
thing is distribution of
problems
.
For instance
, you're having financial
problems
in your business or there are
some
issues with your health. My point is you cannot do anything by yourself,
it's
hard
to be
good
at every sphere. Don't even consider
these kind
of things as
problems
,
just
find the specialist who can handle the issue.
People
from the other front,
however
, say that we
must
actively
seek solutions to any
negative
situations that occur in our
life
. I can't
help
but
agree
with this mindset.
Let
's look at this from philosophical angle. The avoidance of suffering is a form of suffering. The avoidance of struggle is a form of struggle.
For example
, you're postponing something that
must
be done
anyway, like results of your work or even
some
surgery that can
really
be helpful for your health. You missed the chance to do it in time. Here's the
problem
, you created it.
Indeed
, procrastination is the main source of our
problems
, though
sometimes
issues occur without us knowing about it. To be
really
happy, we need something to
solve
. Happiness
therefore
is a form of action.
In conclusion
, I
think
both attitudes have benefits.
However
, I
strongly
believe
it's
better to
solve
the
problems
and take actions,
otherwise
life
is going to be
very
unpleasant to
live
. At the
end
of the day,
life
is much more interesting when something happens,
sometimes
even not
so
good
. The feeling you have after each
"
little
victory
"
, when you overcome the
problem
is irreplaceable.