Angielski
Let's do an experiment, let your mind go back to when you were 6 years old, that first day you entered school, the first friends, the first games, try to remember in detail what you did and how you felt, the smell of wet earth when you played in the street, when even in the rain you played until nightfall, now try to remember when you were 12 years old, what do you do differently than when you were 6? Why do you think you act differently? Why don't you like what you do? What do 6-year-old children do if you liked them before? We are talking about 6 years of difference and a significant enough growth that sets the tone for the person you will become, now ask yourself if you are happy being what you are and how you are or if you believe that, in the course of your becoming an adult, there was something you did that you didn't want to do. Did you find that something? If the answer is yes, you can still change, not immediately, but you can still be the person you wanted, relive that childhood, live with your children, nephews, grandchildren and feel that energy, relive those moments and feel the change in you.
