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In today's challenging and competitive world what is it that makes a person strong enough to get past the problems and stand strong?
Is it the love and support he/she gets from family and friends?
Is it the experiences, mistakes, failures in life that evolves him into a stronger person?
Is it the knowledge and wisdom that he/she gains?
Is it his way of speaking and expression or the attitude he carries around?
Or is it the money? How rich the person is makes him strong in today's world?
I have had to struggle my entire life and people have told me I am a very strong person.
Believe me, it wasn't because of love from family and friends because I have never had a support system like that. Nope. I've had to stand on my own since I was a small child.
Adversity in one's life can make them strong so long as adversity doesn't happen one thing after another with no let up. At every corner, more adversity - no it's not good for a person. But some is good.
Tragedy - well, I have had a few serious tragedies, but I just had to deal with them or die myself.
Self discipline can make you stronger and push you forward in life. Like if there are things you really don't want to do, you push yourself to do them.
Intestinal fortitude. Pushing yourself. Making things happen for you not only at your job, but in life.
Going without. If you've ever gone without food as a child, the electricity and water are turned off because your single Mom couldn't pay the bills and you are in a dark house with no food or water because your asshole father never paid his child support, that will not only scare you, but you'll work hard so it won't happen to you ever again.
Pray the economy turns around and you cat eat the things you were used to eating - instead of soaring food prices.
You made valid points. But for all of this, the person must be willing to learn. To put an effort into retrospection and analyze past events. To draw conclusions and bear the consequences. Only experiencing, without the whole learning process, has no value.
To get strength from family and friends'' support, we must have honest relationships with them. Without grudges and expectations. Genuine feelings and acceptance.
To benefit from wisdom and knowledge, we must understand what we learned and how to use it.
Way of speaking and expressing can be a side factor. But this person's attitude plays an important role.
And from my perspective, money makes people weak, demanding, and lazy. All but strong...
Everything you said is mostly true. There is an old saying “what kills you only makes you stronger”.
But as I’ve gotten older I dunno that every negative experience someone endured has always “made them stronger”. Some things can really traumatize people for life. Especially if it happened in childhood.
It’s often issues you never got got closure from. I personally went through a life changing negative experience with an ex girlfriend 10 years ago. She wasn’t my first or last negative experience with women. She literally told me she saw me as less than human and meant with cold sincerity. That didn’t make me stronger. It made me much more callous but not exactly stronger. It killed my remaining youthful spirit and was the true beginning of middle age for me.
That’s not to give people an excuse to be cop outs, crybabies, whiners, etc. I actually beyond hate the modern mentality that victimhood = merit.
u yes, to most of what you said...
the love and support from family and friends, a partner... can give you the motivation to remain to remain strong
the experience, the failure, the mistakes... when they're properly addressed and understood, these can give you the resilience and endurance to withstand strong
wisdom, knowledge, assurance, assertiveness... toughness, resolve, hope... resourcefulness... when you gain all of this you do get stronger
a well built character will be definitely in a better position to face problems by themselves but also with others
money though... does not bring through strength by itself, if you rely on money to be strong then there's always going to be someone with more money and they are going to just break you
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A person is strong when he or she tries to find a way to solve their own problems or find the courage to face their fear. People can also be strong when they are willing to put others first but still know their boundaries. A person is also strong when he/she is humble when criticized but still assert his/her stand respectfully. A person is also strong when he/she goes out of the way to give Justice to the oppressed. A person is also strong when he/she can offer unconditional love. A person is also strong when he/she has discipline and self-control.
Strength comes in two distinct forms: physical and mental. In our society, mental resilience holds greater significance. Those who can set aside their emotions during big decisions and rely solely on logic exhibit what I consider great mental strength. Discipline is also a hallmark of strength, a quality often lacking in today's world. It's discipline that fosters personal growth, financial success, knowledge acquisition, and numerous other achievements.
I think this sums up a lot of it:
It's the aversion to the victim mindset. It doesn't matter to me whether someone is a jock or nerd or both, a fighter or a pacifist, a leader or a follower. What a strong person never does is allow themselves to become victims in their own minds.
Persistence and mental fortitude is what makes someone strong. Innate skills are rare to discover, but if you develop an unyielding addiction with a mindset that doesn't let failure get to you, then anything that person sets their mind toward will in time, make them into a strong contender.
Adversity + Adaptation.
Difficult Questions + Extensive Research.
Exercise + Protein.
Failure + Perseverance.
All of these equations must be in Concert with themselves but better if they are all together in the same day.
Adversity. So, basically that's your second choice, failure and experiences.
Knowledge is what you GAIN from those failures, and as you "repair" yourself and your thinking THAT is the increase in strength, mental in this case.
Willpower. I think it was Jafar that said
"You'd be surprised what you can live through."
Resistance against injury or infection, and physical strength.
The things you are talking about are not strength related, those are more about comprehension skills and desires.
Strength makes a person strong
Power is strength and Power is the ability to get what you want
theoretically there is no limit to human strength
How he she tackles an obstacle in life, hardships, loss, failure
Being honest with yourself without turning into a bad person.
Being able to deadlift 4 plates, squat 3 plates, bench 2 plates, and overhead press 1 plate.
The ability to be resilient in the face of difficulty.
Good self esteem.
How he can handle revenge toward someone.
Cybernetic exoskeletons
Challenges in their lives
Their will and mental state
struggle.
Trials and suffering
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