Who Wins in Life?
Life is a game that no one fully understands, yet everyone plays. Some seem to be born with an upper hand—wealth, connections, and a smooth road laid out before them. Others, however, must fight through darkness, hardship, and an endless cycle of struggles just to survive. But in the grand scheme of things, who truly wins?
The Weight of Struggles vs. The Lightness of Privilege
Does facing the biggest battles, one after another, make you small in the eyes of others? Society often measures success by visible achievements, not by the invisible wars fought in silence. But does enduring pain and coming out stronger not hold its own kind of victory?
Winning and Losing, Do They Even Matter?
Life is fleeting—a bubble that can pop at any moment. If that is the case, does it even matter if we win or lose? Is the competition real, or is it just a construct we have built to give our lives direction? If life is impermanent, shouldn’t we focus more on how we live rather than what we accumulate?
Where Lies the Secret?
There is no universal answer, no single solution to winning at life. The secret, if there is one, lies in perception. The ability to smile despite adversity. The strength to remain kind despite pain. The courage to lead even when you feel lost. Winning is not about the absence of difficulties or the presence of wealth,it is about finding peace in your own existence.
How to Lead, How to Smile
The way forward is different for everyone. Some lead by example, some lead through inspiration, and some simply by being true to themselves. Smiling, despite everything, is an act of rebellion against the chaos. And maybe, just maybe, that is the only real victory there is.
So, who wins in life? Perhaps the one who stops measuring and starts living
-Love
Lekshmi
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