Put yourself in someone else's shoes. Consider things from another person's perspective. Reflect on your own conduct. Do not impose on others what you do not want for yourself.
At some point, words like these started popping up in my life from time to time. But whenever they applied to me, no matter how much I tried to put myself in someone else's shoes, I always ended up on my own side.
No matter how I turned myself this way and that, I was still on my own side.
I don't remember how many times I've told people the story of Me and the Me Who's on My Side. Every time, I hear them say, "Same here."
How can you become a smart person? How can you become a rich person? These are probably questions everyone has pondered again and again. How can you avoid becoming a fool? How can you avoid becoming poor? I doubt many people ask themselves that. How can you become a fool? How can you become poor? Who would think that way? They must have water on the brain. No, these are the questions a wise person asks on behalf of everyone.
Because I asked them, going around in circles, I still ended up on my own side.
Why is it so hard to find a way to escape from the me that is myself? And so, in 2018, the Me Who's on My Side set out to find a way to escape from the me that is myself.
