Episode 2: Are you a hero?

My definition of a great movie is that it can ignite your soul, your heart, and your compassion. At my young age, I love watching action movies, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Scwarzeneg. The amazing about these action movies is that it makes people think that, we could be a hero in real life too, the winner always the hero, that's why people want to be a hero, not a villain.

When I grew up, I barely watched action movies, not because I don't like them anymore. I realized that most of us have a shallow definition of a hero. My definition of a hero is an independent, a problem-solver, full of sympathy, have a warrior spirit, a leader, a good listener, a good communicator, hard-working, courage to fight for something, and the most important is to have self-improvement spirit. 

As you can see, it's very simple to be your own hero. A hero doesn't mean just fighting. Everyone is a hero of themselves, do not underestimate your capability what you can do, always have a faith to believe yourself you can do anything with a hero spirit. 

Life is getting harder and harder, what holds our faith is that we must believe in ourselves, in many times we will feel down, feel desperate, feel helpless, feel hopeless, and feel give up. But remember, there are not only the choices to feel negativity, you can have the choice to be positive to face adversities, as a matter of fact, turning out negativity into positivity will make you stronger to conquer every difficulty in life. So remember, the behind of every success story is adversity, struggle, and fear.   

To be successful in life, try to be your own hero.