Maturity

in #life7 years ago

MATURITY

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How could you describe it? Maybe it is being able to resist some small whims or need for immediate reward and better choose the actions that will pay off some time later.
Maturity is also a well-measured persistence, knowing your true goals and seeking them in spite of obstacles on your way. It is the ability to use your skills and knowledge and do more that is expected. And also it is having a sense what is worth fighting and not.

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Mature person is able to control his anger during conflicts or other unpleasant situations. He solves the occurring problems with constructive approach instead of complaining. He knows that he cannot control everything, thus sometimes you just need some thing to let go.

Maturity is also humility, when person is able to admit his mistakes, forget his pride and at the same time preserve his dignity. It is the ability to laugh at yourself.
Mature person is responsible and reliable, his words always go along with his actions. He keeps his word, so people know that they can count on him.

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Maturity is being in permanent harmony with everything. It means building harmonious relationship with yourself, with other people, with nature.

Maturity means living in the moment, appreciation of simple things, being mindful of everything, allowing yourself to feel gratitude of what you do have now, rather then to be looking back or forward.

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Maturity is being in permanent harmony with everything. It means building harmonious relationship with yourself, with other people, with nature.

Maturity means living in the moment, appreciation of simple things, being mindful of everything, allowing yourself to feel gratitude of what you do have now, rather then to be looking back or forward