"وقتی می‌توانی کار خوبی انجام دهی چرا تردید می‌کنی"

Hesitation can be a real bummer, can't it? You know that moment when you see someone who needs help, and you feel that tug in your gut telling you to step in? But then, for whatever reason, you freeze up. Maybe you're worried about how you'll come across, or maybe you're just unsure if your effort will make a difference. But here's the thing: if you can do something good, why hold back? Every little bit counts.

Let's rewind and put this in some context. This sentiment has been echoed throughout history in various forms. Philosophers, religious leaders, and everyday folks have all stressed the importance of acting on opportunities to do good. Think of it as a timeless piece of wisdom. It's as relevant today as it was centuries ago.

Imagine you're at a grocery store, and you see an elderly woman struggling with her shopping bags. You could carry on with your day, but why not help her out? It's a small act, but for her, it could mean the world. Maybe she has arthritis, and carrying those bags is painful. Your simple gesture can make her day easier and brighter. That's the practical application of this wisdom in real life—seeing a chance to help and just going for it.

Now, how do you apply this in your everyday life? Start by being more mindful of the world around you. Keep an eye out for those moments where your help could be valuable. It doesn't have to be grand gestures. Sometimes, it's the small acts of kindness that have the biggest impact. Hold the door open for someone, give up your seat on the bus, or lend a hand when you see someone struggling. The key is to act on that impulse to do good before doubt and hesitation creep in.

Picture this scenario: You’re at work, and you notice a colleague buried under a mountain of paperwork, looking visibly stressed. You’ve finished your tasks for the day, and you could easily pack up and head out. But instead, you offer to help. At first, they might be surprised—maybe even reluctant to accept your help. But once they do, you’ll see the relief and gratitude on their face. You’ve made their day a little easier and in the process, strengthened your working relationship. The next day, they might be the one offering help to someone else, creating a ripple effect of goodwill.

Think back to times when you hesitated and missed the chance to do something good. How did you feel afterward? Probably a little regretful. It's almost always better to act on those impulses to help. Next time you feel that hesitation, remind yourself that the opportunity to do good is right there, waiting.

Remember, doing good doesn’t just benefit the recipient. It boosts your own sense of happiness and fulfillment. So why wait? Jump in and make a difference whenever you can. It’s like a chain reaction—the more good you put out there, the more comes back around. And who doesn’t want to be a part of that? So, the next time you see a chance to help, don't overthink it. Just do it. You'll be glad you did.