Good Evening Ladies And Gents 😗(If any)
I'm @flawless-dee and here are my point of view concerning this week's contest, enjoy your stay.
Questions
1️⃣ What advice would you share explaining how you equip yourself with knowledge and coping skills in an ever changing world. Include the elderly or young who share your daily journey through constant state of transition.
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2️⃣With technology ever creeping into daily life, how do you plan an optimal home environment, where family are safe within well-organized conditions, spaces where children can play, explore, and discover without your ever watchful eye? Describe opportunities you seek out when presenting that you feel are important to the household.
Answers
1✅ In a world that keeps changing its shape every morning, I have learned that knowledge and coping skills do not always come from books alone. They often come from lived moments, quiet thoughts, and firm decisions.
I learn deeply from my past mistakes. I do not run away from them or cover them up. I sit with them, understand where I went wrong, and carry the lesson forward like a small lamp on a dark road. When I make a decision, I follow it with intention. I do not allow my mood, fear, or sudden circumstances to push me off balance. This discipline helps me stay focused, especially in times when everything feels unstable. It also helps the elderly and the young who share my daily journey, because consistency gives them something solid to lean on. The young learn courage from my firmness, while the elderly find comfort in my calm pace.
I carefully avoid things that are not beneficial to my mental health or any other part of my life. I have learned that peace is also a form of wisdom and I'm very intentional when it comes to this particular strategy.
Toxic relationships and harmful environments drain strength quietly, so I stay away from them without guilt. This choice teaches younger ones the value of self-respect and reminds older ones that it is never too late to protect one’s well-being. I adjust gradually to a favorable standard, anytime and anywhere. I do not rush growth. I allow change to meet me slowly, while I prepare myself with patience, awareness, and inner strength, even as the world continues to shift around us.
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2✅ The world has become a place where screens follow us everywhere, my idea of an optimal home starts with balance, not fear of technology. Technology should sit in the house like a helpful guest, not a loud ruler. I plan spaces where devices are useful but never in charge. Screens stay in shared areas, with simple rules and clear time limits, so family life remains open and visible.
Safety begins with order. A well-organized home reduces stress and accidents. Storage is low, reachable, and labeled, allowing children to return items without help. Furniture is chosen for comfort and rounded edges, not display. Floors stay clear, and light fills every room, helping both movement and mood. Quiet corners exist for reading, drawing, or thinking without interruption.
Children need freedom, not constant watching. I create play zones that invite discovery while staying safe. Open shelves hold puzzles, books, blocks, and art tools. Nothing is locked away like treasure. Curiosity is trusted. Nature also enters the home through plants, natural light, and open windows, teaching care and calm without instruction.
When presenting ideas to the household, I seek moments that grow shared habits. Family planning boards replace loud reminders. Weekly talks replace silent scrolling. Technology supports learning, home security, and communication, but never replaces conversation. I value opportunities that teach responsibility, independence, and respect for space.
An ideal home is not perfect or silent. It breathes, listens, and adapts. It allows children to explore freely, adults to rest fully, and technology to serve quietly in the background.
This is my idea of Ideal Home with a little blend of technology.
All images are mine
