"Study to be someone!"

One of the most common phrases we've ever heard. However, no one is important for the results they present, but for their very existence...

This is one of the most common phrases we've ever heard. We accept certain words without realizing what we are building in ourselves. Now... If you need to do something to be someone, then who are you today? Are you no longer someone important?

Children and adolescents grow up with the mediocre idea that it is (mandatory) necessary to study, graduate, work, build a career and solidify themselves in the market to be "someone" with social recognition, which is desired by almost everyone. This is a rule of psychosocial pressure, where the "arrival fallacy" applies, that is, you will only be happy if...

If you believe this or even teach your children this rule, stop now and think about it. No one is important for the results they present, but for their very existence.

Therefore, study to transform your world, to change your ideas and to make a difference in other people's lives. You have value in life and, therefore, never allow yourself to believe that your importance comes after the conquest, because that same conquest only happens from the clarity of who you are.

Never think about being someone in life, because you already are.

Anderson Cruz.

Writer, therapist and graduate student in philosophy.