PHILOSOPHER: It’s simply that it’s scary to take even one step forward; also, that you don’t want to make realistic efforts.
You don’t want to change so much that you’d be willing to sacrifice the pleasures you enjoy now—
for instance, the time you spend playing and engaged in hobbies.
In other words, you’re not equipped with the courage to change your lifestyle.
It’s easier with things just as they are now, even if you have some complaints or limitations.
Braggarts Have Feelings of Inferiority
YOUTH: Maybe so, but... PHILOSOPHER: Further, you harbor an inferiority complex about education and think,
“I’m not well educated, so I can’t succeed.”
Put the other way around, the reasoning can be, “If only I were well educated, I could be really successful.”
YOUTH: Hmm, true. PHILOSOPHER: This is the other aspect of the inferiority complex.
Those who manifest their inferiority complexes in words or attitudes, who say that “A is the situation, so B cannot be done,”
are implying that if only it were not for A, they’d be capable and have value.
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