I'm almost completely sure that this weekend's drawing was not related to the topic that came to my mind, but somehow this chicken that I drew will help to explain one topic more easily:
Do you think you complain too much and does it block positive forward progress?
I remember this cartoon character, a little black chicken, with an eggshell instead of a hat, Calimero, who wherever he went and whatever he set his mind to do, without getting out of hand, complained with the words: "It's an injustice...".
Calimero cartoon
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I don't know if you are old enough to be familiar with this chick and if these cartoons were shown in the countries where you live, so if so, you have probably heard of someone who constantly complains, who is dissatisfied or feels misunderstood or unfairly treated, being told: "You complain like Calimero".
I'm not like that.
When it's hard and the situation seems hopeless, when there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel, I grit my teeth and push on.
I invest every last atom of strength and do not give up, just to get out of that difficult situation and to overcome the crisis in which I found myself.
There is a saying that: "When a car goes downhill, it goes faster and faster until it breaks", but I somehow hope that when the car reaches the bottom, the only way it can go is back uphill.
The only thing is that returning the car up the hill requires enthusiasm and a positive attitude, and it cannot be like that if the person who returns the car up the hill is constantly complaining.
And so, walk through life with dignity, firmly, do not bend your back when a burden falls on your shoulders and keep in mind only moving forward, without complaints, because complaints will always be a brake on your progress and will never bring you good.