After a while, Ghost turned to Whiskers, a thoughtful expression on his face. âWhiskers, you always seem so confident and sure of yourself. How do you determine oneâs self-worth?â
Whiskers looked at Ghost, his eyes softening with understanding. âThatâs a deep question, Ghost. Self-worth is something that comes from within. Itâs not about what others think of you, but how you see yourself.â
Boo tilted his head, listening intently. âBut how do you see yourself in a positive light, especially when things go wrong?â
Whiskers smiled. âItâs important to remember that everyone makes mistakes, and setbacks are a part of life. What matters is how you respond to them. Self-worth comes from knowing your strengths, recognizing your weaknesses, and learning from your experiences.â
Ghost nodded slowly. âSo, itâs about self-reflection and growth?â
âExactly,â Whiskers replied. âAnd itâs also about kindnessâto yourself and to others. When you treat yourself with compassion and acknowledge your efforts, you build a foundation of self-worth.â
Boo pondered this. âBut what about when you donât feel good enough? How do you overcome those feelings?â
Whiskers placed a comforting paw on Booâs shoulder. âThose feelings are natural, Boo. Everyone has them from time to time. Itâs important to remind yourself of your achievements and the positive impact you have on the world around you. Sometimes, talking to friends and getting their perspective can help, too.â
Ghost smiled at Boo. âYouâve always been a great friend, Boo. Youâre thoughtful, kind, and brave. Remember that.â
Booâs eyes brightened. âThanks, Ghost. Youâre a great friend too. And Whiskers, your wisdom always helps.â