Quote of the Week

Being in a competitive environment can make someone experience crab mentality. In addition, if there is a feeling of despair, lack of confidence, jealousy, and even depression, it will make this worse.
People with crab mentality generally have an unhealthy mindset. Even though he may try to move forward and try, but what comes to mind will actually knock other people down so that he doesn't feel left behind.
If you currently feel that you are in such an environment, you will eventually feel depressed, uncomfortable, and insecure. Not only that, you will also miss many opportunities to develop your abilities and opportunities to succeed.
To avoid people with crab mentality, and certainly so that you don't become that kind of person, you should stay focused and optimistic on your own success.
Do what you want to do, no need to hear negative comments from people around you. As long as what you are doing feels right and positive, do it with all your heart.
You don't need to hesitate to develop yourself by learning new things that haven't been done so far. If you feel that you are left behind, that's okay, start over what you wanted to do before. Catch up slowly but surely.
If you feel wrong or fail, do an evaluation. Understand if failure is a process to success. Don't give up when you fail and definitely don't ignore what others say.
Consider staying away from people with crab mentality and choosing friends who are more supportive.