Sometimes we fall into despair, ruminating on why our burdens feel so unbearable. It is natural to feel this way; 
everyone carries their own cross, and we often perceive our own struggles as the most colossal of all. Imagine a 
man standing by a river; he calls out to someone on the far bank, How do I get to the other side? The other man 
simply replies, You are already on the other side. In this manner, we all face unique challenges and possess 
distinct vantage points. Problems are entirely subjective; what feels like an insurmountable mountain to one may 
appear as a mundane molehill to another. Often, through the act of overthinking, we transform a simple hurdle into 
a beguiling labyrinth, blinding ourselves to the easy solutions that lie right before us.