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Free Will Cause Changes In Life

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In life, there will always be challenges, trials, and problems, but that shouldn’t stop people from progressing and developing into a better person.

In life, there will be misunderstandings and misinterpretation, hence why most seek for change but as stated by Veronica Roth
“…who believes that another war is the only way to get the change we want”.

Is it really the only solution? Aren’t there any other way? Of course there is, people are given choices, voices, and free will, with this, people can choose which side would be better without any hesitation, an example of this is stated by Veronica Roth “i fall more on the side that wants to work for change without any violence”. …show more content…

Cause and effect will always be evident in life, if a person does a vice move, then expect a bad result not a good one, like as stated by John Grisham “Think about it, Paul, if we knock off the kid’s lawyer, then no lawyer in his right mind would represent him.Get it?” Then after a little while in the book, He stated “ what will happen to my mother?Can she get in trouble ?.

Now, in relation to cause and effect, life twill always have more bad than good events, but its just a matter on how people will adapt to it or see it, an example of having one sided thought is as stated by Lanre Solarin
“I saw every bad situation as bad and every good situation as good.” But after actually realising that people cannot change life ,but rather, change how a person deals with it instead, He stated ”i started seeing bad situations as challenges with hidden lessons that can be learned by everyone, and gives what? Bad situations turned out to be good, because I saw the positivity with all the

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