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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Human history is filled with various strategies on how to overcome obstructions. I believe that one of the biggest obstacles that humanity faces nowadays is the entitlement mentality. They are system dependent and yet refuse be the victim of this reliance. With all these emerging economic and political instabilities in the world, we find ourselves trapped in a vicious circle of persistent issues. We spend most of our lives pointing fingers at the highest parts of the hierarchy or anyone in obsession of power, striving for solutions without recognizing the problem. Therefore, the only escape is to hold responsible anything and anyone but us. The poor believes that the reason for their impoverishment is the rich. The uneducated blames the government for not offering better education at their public schools. The low-paid employee blames his boss for his modest salary, and, of course, the government is held accountable for deducting taxes and privileging company owners over workers. We are constantly waiting for others to accomplish things for us, while all we have always done is: nothing. Governments are the ones usually referred to as “the bad guys,” not offering sufficient jobs, responsible for the ascending cost of living and not paying high salaries to compensate for that cost. Ever wondered why this chaos never ends? What if the problem is not what surrounds you? What if there were benefits immanent, to which we don’t pay attention?
Imane En-naim
Imane En-Naim is an economics bachelor student and a passionate writer who came to self publish her book for the first time in 2020.
