To redefine is to turn around and think from a different angle. It is also putting yourself in someone else's shoes. Everyone has a point of view, this view exists in the heart and guides one's internal thoughts. Changing your point of view can conquer dejection and uncertainty. Under the spirit of inclusion, it embraces and mollifies all.

To redefine is to learn without the control of outside influences. Develop an internal strength that flows upstream for flowing downstream will only muddy the thought. To redefine is to “think in the present”. The present is the most important because you never know what tomorrow will bring and yesterday's follies are yesterday's news.

To redefine is to change but not changing your current state or nature. Optimism, lightheartedness, humor and consideration are the four tools of redefinition. Ego, stubbornness, belligerence and giving up are the four enemies of redefinition. Find a way to answer all questions, locate a path to channel all difficulties and open a window to illuminate all shadows. It may be comfortable walking down a wide and straight path but sometimes, turning the corner will lead to unexpected opportunity and surprise.