I believe that a rich and fulfilling
life comes from accumulating
a wide variety of experiences.
Gaining experience means
taking action.
In this sense, there are
certain psychological
factors that encourage action,
such as a sense of urgency,
feelings of inferiority,
and curiosity (A).
On the other hand, there are
psychological factors that
inhibit action, such as preconceived
notions and fixed ideas (B).
In other words,
when (A) outweighs (B),
a person is able to take
the first step forward,
which leads to a richer life.
If (B) is too strong, it can be helpful to
continue communicating with family,
friends, or a partner.
For example, if a family member
invites you to go snowboarding,
you might decide to go.
This allows you to experience
the mountains and snow firsthand.
If someone is not feeling well,
they might choose to play online
games with friends instead.
Even though it takes place in
a virtual environment,
it can still feel like traveling
abroad together with friends.
In achieving a fulfilling life,
communication with family,
friends, and partners plays
a highly important role.
It can be said that valuing human
relationships is closely connected to
living a rich life.