Sbrt writes...

More often than rarely we start complaining about everything. And no one knows us better than we ourselves, often it so happens that one gets aware of the changes in the thoughts of oneself first. But the problem lies in the fact that though we recognized what our problem is, we hardly know how to deal with it. Life is like a chess game. We start off with all our pieces, try our best to play and beat the other guy. Putting in a lot of effort to ensure that our moves are correct and we play safe and strategize for everything, trying to figure out and guess the next couple of moves of the opponent. Also, we often have our favourite pieces in the game (mine, for example, is the knight). Then there are the strongest pieces (the ones that help us make the ace moves and subdue the opponent more efficiently) which for me is the queen. Then there are the disposable pawns the loss of which never bothers us. However, we forget that if properly harnessed, a pawn can turn out t...