Ayra Starr highlights the crisis of hunger and fatigue among people. Learn about her insights and the urgent need for action.
Negative criticisms do not bother Ayra Starr, a Nigerian singer, and she has revealed the reason behind it.
The artist known for her track “Bloody Samaritan” commented that she remains unfazed as majority of those criticizing her are struggling with poverty and depression.
“It’s a waste of time to worry about what people say about me,” she remarked.
In a recent interview with Dose Society, Starr expressed that opinions and people’s perceptions of oneself are irrelevant.
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Believe me, individuals are actively experiencing their existence. Everyone is occupied and famished. Quit worrying about what people think of you. Humans feel hungry, fatigued, and face challenges in life. Stick to being yourself without hesitation or doubt.
At times, you may find yourself overanalyzing and wondering about someone’s opinion of you. However, they might be preoccupied with thoughts like “What will today bring? Will I reach home safely?”
The world is filled with activity, therefore it’s pointless to ponder on others’ opinions of you. Instead, focus on discovering and embracing your true self. Have faith in yourself and pay no heed to the end result. Simply take action without fear of failure – even if it happens multiple times along the way – as succeeding will bring immense satisfaction within oneself.
