Privilege is not owned by all individuals. Privilege has many types and we can find them around us. Examples of privilege are talent, born of rich people, or it can be related to social identity. Many think that privilege is the key to a person’s success. This is wrong! Privilege doesn’t guarantee success, but increases the chances of achieving it compared to others who don’t have it.

When viewed from the perspective of other people who don’t have privileges, the matter of privilege seems very unfair because those who have privileges such as achievement live more easily than other people. Even though such harsh facts are real, we must be able to compete with others. We must remember that having special privileges doesn’t necessarily win the competition.

There are several tips that we can do to overcome our insecurity of the privileges of others:

Hard work and effort will be directly proportional to the results obtained. No matter how much privilege you have, if you have a sense of laziness, of course, that privilege is wasted.

By improving your skills or skills, you will indirectly increase your privileges in the future.

Connections play an important role in our social life. By having smooth and good connections with many people, you make your life easier.

Each individual must have their own privileges, for example, education. Take advantage of the education level by participating in competitions or activities that can add value to ourselves.

Reading or watching success stories from your own group can increase our confidence to continue to struggle through life.