We live in a time where many people feel “too important” to even greet or talk to others. We have built walls of pride and call it confidence, forgetting that true greatness is shown in humility and service. Our generation often confuses what really matters.
We chase after trends, possessions, and appearances, thinking they make us great, yet they leave us emptier than before. We celebrate what has no eternal value and ignore the things that build character, love, and purpose. Envy and competition have silently poisoned friendships.
Instead of cheering one another on, we compare, criticize, and secretly wish failure upon others. Indifference has replaced compassion —we scroll past the struggles of others without care, so long as we “look good” ourselves. But the truth is this: life is not about proving importance, but about living with impact. Real strength is shown in kindness.
True success is found in lifting others up, not in outshining them. And eternal value is never found in envy or pride, but in love, humility, and service. This generation’s greatest need is not more recognition, but more genuine hearts.
If we choose love over competition, humility over pride, and connection over indifference, we will not only find peace within ourselves, but we will heal the brokenness around us.