People actually have unlimited possibilities, but the vast majority of people are easily influenced.

A few days ago, I was having dinner with relatives, and my uncle said he was most optimistic about my younger brother, who should be the most promising among the younger generation.
This is a typical suggestion; sitting nearby were my cousin and me, both of the same generation.
I’m not sure why my uncle said such things, after all, his own son was also present.
Fortunately, I can now easily recognize suggestions and the emotional tone of language.
It’s simple—people live in this world, and in fact, rely more on karma; ability and emotional intelligence are just superficial expressions.
Karma is very complex; you don’t know which factors will dominate.
Additionally, the standards for success and achievement themselves are different in this diverse era.
This time, I didn’t have much fluctuation; I can understand my uncle’s expression and also wish my brother success.
At the same time, I can see the shining points in everyone, especially in myself.
I think this kind of mindset is what a family should pass down, because success and achievement are influenced by changing times, but the character cultivated by the mindset can transcend time and space.