Enough As These Other People.
So it's really amazing piece. We are all unique and I'm glad that Antti was able to find his feet back and his confidence back. That was a really beautiful piece.
All right, I'll teach you where I'm going. Yeah, the piece is very beautiful and in my own point of view. I missed a big moment, so can I mute your mic? Thank you very much.
So I'll just say to this perspective that when two people move together, like Tato said earlier, peer pressure, when you grow up with some set of persons and you guys have gotten to a certain age and they are doing better than you, I don't know, for some people, then they feel reluctant to go out with them because they feel they are not up to that standard anymore. They feel small, then their self-esteem is totally damaged.
They can't, what they are good at, they feel withdrawn from it because they are not as good as their peers that they grew up together.
And this piece perfectly teaches one to appreciate themself, whatever level they are, they should appreciate it and live on, just back in the beauty of that level that you are at that stage you are. Because the piece also said that because the bigger kites were also small before and that is just the fact. Your friends will never tell you what they went through to get to that level.
So you have to enjoy every bit of your development and build self-esteem and it's very beautiful. Thank you very much again. Thank you very much, Aunty Cheryl.
Okay, Prince, before we move on. Before I read the poem, I heard the part where you said it was a true life experience. And I think at this point, everybody must have gone through that phase where there is this little doubt that creeps in and you feel like I'm not doing enough as these other people.
