✨Growing up, life was as chaotic as our handwriting.

Remember... when I was a kid, the kindergarten teacher asked us to audition one book at a time.

A. Chicken must have a head. B. Egg must write beautifully. Every line, every dash, every curve. We are very determined.

At that time, we spent a lot of time elaborating, writing incorrectly, deleting, rewriting, because one child's world had only homework and a small intention that he wanted to show the teacher "beautiful handwriting."

And when you grow up...

Our handwriting is not as beautiful as before.

Not because we can't write

But because life has more to think about.

There are costs to be responsible, there are dreams that you want to reach, there are days that you can barely get out of bed, there are decisions, there is pressure that no one can see.

Sometimes we write books in a hurry, like a hurry.

And one day we looked at our handwriting and felt...

"Why isn't it as beautiful as before?"

But when thinking again

Changing handwriting doesn't mean we're worse.

It just says...

We've grown up.

People who used to have the job of just auditioning books today are trying to audition their own life path.

People who were only responsible for passing the exam today are trying to support their hearts through things.

Some days life may not be neat, some days may not be complete, some days may be as messy as a handwriting rush to write a work.

But even so...

We keep writing it.

Like we keep living.

Because in the end

The value of a one-page book does not depend on how beautiful the handwriting is.

But the story was written down.

And the value of our lives.

It's not measured by how everything is perfect.

But measured by being tired and confused, there are killing marks everywhere.

We still choose to write the next page of our lives.

Growing up, life may not be as beautiful as handwriting in a childhood Thai calligraphy.

But it's full of equally proud efforts.

And maybe...

The messy handwriting today.

Could be evidence that

We can live life to the fullest.

# sirinx 1997 # Self-improvement article # Articles of encouragement # mindset # growthmindset