Hope is an action, not a feeling. A person chooses to act with hope. This choice helps a person feel less helpless.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Hope is an action, not a feeling.
A person chooses to act with hope. This choice helps a person feel less helpless.
Hope is often seen as a feeling. A person waits for this feeling to arrive. But hope can be a daily choice. A person can choose to act in a hopeful way. This helps a person feel more in control. It reduces feelings of helplessness.
A student feels worried about a difficult exam. The student could wait to feel hopeful. Instead, the student chooses to study every day. The student prepares for the exam. This action shows hope, even if the student still feels worried.
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