No matter how good we are in the eyes
The hater is still bad, so never tell flies that flowers are more fragrant than trash, because they won't listen, stay focused and achieve our goals.
In my personal journey, I’ve realized that dealing with negativity and criticism is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to deter your progress. The phrase in your article about not telling flies that flowers are more fragrant than trash is a powerful metaphor. It highlights that some people are unwilling or unable to appreciate your efforts or achievements because of their own mindset. Instead of wasting energy trying to convince those who are negative, it’s far more productive to concentrate on what truly matters—your goals and personal growth. Implementing a positive outlook each day has made a significant difference for me. For example, adopting the mindset shared in the image OCR—“Berusaha berpikir positip maka semua akan positip n sebaliknya” (strive to think positively and all will be positive, and vice versa)—reinforces that your attitude shapes your environment and outcomes. When you actively choose positivity, you attract constructive opportunities and supportive people who encourage your progress. I also found that setting clear, achievable goals provides a steady focus. When distractions and detractors arise, reminding myself of these goals keeps me motivated and productive. It’s empowering to realize that the judgments of others don’t diminish your worth or potential. In summary, staying steadfast in your mission combined with a consistent positive mindset helps you overcome negativity. By focusing on your path and ignoring unproductive criticism, you pave the way for meaningful accomplishments and personal satisfaction.