Winston Churchill once said, “An optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty, while a pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity.” To turn a crisis into an opportunity, one must first create a turning point. This can be achieved through individual efforts, but it is much easier and more effective with the support of the state and society.

Optimism isn’t simply expecting good outcomes. It’s not about waiting for things to fall into your lap. It’s about believing that a desperate situation can become an opportunity and taking on that challenge. Conversely, pessimism is about turning great opportunities into crises because of fear. Life always offers both crises and opportunities. Optimism and pessimism are always intertwined.

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