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After thinking about Chihuahuas for a while, I realized that the way they face the world, with no fear or hesitation about their tiny bodies, can be a good example of how we, as humans, should face our own problems. Bear with me; this will make sense…
Chihuahuas have these big, kind of egocentric personalities about them and aren't scared of the outside world. If you've ever owned a Chihuahua, you know; if not, watching them walk down the street will tell you exactly that. Every tiny step they take comes with their head up and big, open eyes, taking in everything going on around them. They rule that street, and nobody shall interfere with their walk. I love that! Honestly, who can pull that off, except for Chihuahuas?
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All this big show they pull off isn't just outside; at home, they still know they are the kings and queens of the house, and everybody will do as they say. Whatever noise they hear, or maybe people aren't paying them much attention, they will bark and force everyone to remember that they are the center of attention. For some people, it can be annoying because they are loud and kind of grumpy, but the irony of their personalities is fantastic.
I think we can all bring our own Chihuahua personality to the table when we're facing a big problem or obstacle. Big presentation at work? No biggie. Getting stuck in traffic? Own the street! There are so many ways that we can learn from those tiny doggos, and it can certainly be more than helpful!
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