There are only two classes of people. "The Clear", powered by their confusion and "The Confused", powered by their clarity

Prabhukrishna M
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There are two ways of looking at things. The first way is the way of clarity. The second way is the way of confusion. When you are confused, you are not sure what to do or how to act.

You are not sure what you want, or who you are. The only thing you know for sure is that something is missing. That is the state of confusion.

On the other hand, when you know what you want and who you are, your life is not hard to live. Your world is not filled with confusion and fear. You can clearly see what path to take and how to act in each situation that comes your way.

That is the state of clarity.

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