When I chose the topic "The one who travels faster, the one who travels alone", I began to think about whether this is true. Nowadays, many people prefer to do something alone, believing that this way they will achieve their goals faster. Others, on the contrary, try to make as many new friends as possible, saying that they can help them in difficult times. But which of them is really right?
When a person does something, other people can sometimes prevent him from doing it. Very often, they do it out of envy. In psychology, this is called the "bucket theory with crabs" - when other people, seeing someone else's success in any business, begin to prevent him from doing it, so as not to lower his self-esteem. In addition, people often try to get rid of competitors in their business, and prevent you from achieving success. This happens quite often in our lives. Therefore, this statement can be called true.
However, not all people are evil and cruel, and not all of them will prevent you from achieving your goal. On the contrary, some people can help you, become better. When you feel bad, another person can comfort you. This is also good for your success. Other people can share their experiences and warn against possible mistakes and difficulties. This will also help you a lot.
In my opinion, this statement is both true and false at the same time. Therefore, in my opinion, it would be more correct to say: "If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go with the team."
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