Born and grew to adulthood and old age, then death is an inevitable phase of life.
If we remember a childhood, we can not wait to grow up like an old man. We think they are great because they can do many things. So the adults are great, we thought with innocence at the time. But, once we reach adulthood, we really miss the childhood.
Many things that we can, but also many things that are missing from us as adults. Some things we should learn from children:
****I. Have unlimited dreams****
Children see the world as something unlimited, where they can be whatever they want to be. You still remember what your dreams are when you're a kid? pilot, doctor? Meanwhile, we are already dealing with reality to be afraid to dream. Children remind to dare to dream very great without fear of failure, that we can become whatever we want.
****II.Children are easy to forgive****
As with adults, children can also feel sad, angry, or disappointed about others around them. However, the emotion will not last long, the next day they are better again. With them, we can learn to forgive sincerely and forget the grudge against those who have wronged them.
****III. Use more imagination****
Remember the time when you jumped from sofa to floor for a flying plane? Children play with their imagination, making it all feel fun and exciting. They can be very creative: making houses from used boxes, or making cars from piles of pillows and bolsters.
When confronted with reality, we forget all about it. We forget to use our imagination for fun, and seldom use our creativity to create new things.
****IV. Very honest with their feelings****
You will surely agree that children are more honest with their feelings. They will cry if sad, laugh if happy. They do not feel the need to cover up their feelings from others. They say what they are. What about adults? We often cover up our own feelings do not we?
Children see the world with different points of view. That viewpoint has been forgotten by adults, while it can give us many valuable life lessons. Let's learn from the kids!