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

The number of people believes that it is easy and better to accept the position. In my opinion,

although

your position in growth may be pragmatic in some cases, it is still better to at least to take actions to improve your position in the heart. On the one hand, the vast majority of people are unable to drastically change their

situation

and acceptance of

this

fact will make them feel more satisfied with their lives. The best example of

this

would be those people living in dire economic conditions. Recent research puts the Democratic Republic of Congo as one of the poorest nations on Earth, both due to a lack of developed infrastructure and internal strife in recent years. For a person living in a small village, ravaged by war or famine, it would be cruel to suggest that they should find a way to improve their lives when it might simply be impossible.

Instead

,

such

people may feel they are better off accepting that they cannot make any changes to their

situation

at the present moment and just focus on their own survival and that of their family. These situations are rare but do exist around the world in various countries, particularly if they are at war or experiencing a severe economic downturn.

On the other hand

, few would dispute the fact that in even the most difficult situations people can make their lives better through continued effort. Instances of people who worked hard and became successful abound in both developed and developing nations. Some relevant examples of

this

are the postwar situations of countries like Germany, Japan, and South Korea. All those countries were devastated by war to greater and lesser degrees yet they are all currently economic powerhouses. In Japan, World War 2 left their population depleted of workers, deep national debt due to reparations and infrastructure reduced to rubble. By not accepting their

situation

they were able to become leaders in technology through notable companies like Sony, Nokia and Toyota. The efficacy of the individuals who had to work hard to improve their lives is reflected in the overall progress of the country and should serve as an example to all war-torn nations. To conclude, there are very few situations where it would be advisable to simply accept an unhappy

situation

because hard work over a long period will pay off to some degree in the vast majority of cases. By having a more positive attitude it is

also

more likely that your efforts to make a better life will be rewarded, while a more defeatist attitude is likely to reduce your chances to make changes in life.