some people believe that is best to accept a bad situation, such as an unsatisfactory job or a shortage of money, Other argued that is better to try to improve such situations. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

It is argued by some that it is better to accept a problem or a situation as it is, without trying to make things better. Whereas others believe that the best way to deal with problems is by solving them, improving one’s condition. It is believed, especially in some cultures that our lives have already been written and that we should not fight our destiny. Following
this
vision all our
Suggestion
vision to all our
problems are there for a reason, maybe our karma is punishing us and to be able to suffer less, we should simply accept our
life
for what it is by learning to feel gratitude for what we have and for what is going well, for the simple reason that we are alive. Other people see problems differently than that, they see it as a chance to improve and to become better people. A well as the
first
view, they
also
think that proems are there for a reason, but they see
this
connected to their wrong choices or actions, and by recognizing that, they acknowledge them and improve them so that they will not come back a
second
time.
For example
, in the
first
view, an unsatisfactory job or shortage of money could be seen as an unlucky situation that cannot be changed,
also
because these kinds of people do not believe in themselves and tend to see their
life
passively, as something out of their control. Following the same example, but seen under the point of view of the
second
group, they would most probably acknowledge the problem and they would look for another job if their current one does not bring happiness nor money. These kinds of people believe more strongly about themselves and they will eventually improve their lives. In my opinion, the
second
perspective is much more dynamic and it should be preferred over the other one.
Nevertheless
, I
also
understand the
first
approach to problems and in part, we should
also
be learning from it, sometimes we tend to complain about everything that we have and by doing that we lose the meaning of our
life
, whereas practicing gratitude for that we have and for our lives, will help us handle things better. The reality is that nothing is just black or white and in conclusion, we should always try to tackle our problems, but
also
be
tankful
feeling or showing gratitude
thankful
for our
life
as it is.
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  • resilience
  • stoicism
  • contentment
  • cope
  • adapt
  • endure
  • persevere
  • settle
  • ambition
  • tenacious
  • determined
  • resourceful
  • optimistic
  • self-improvement
  • proactive
  • initiative
  • transform
  • overcome
  • confront
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