How Do I Survive Earth?

So how do I survive Earth? The answer is simple: perseverance. I’m loaded with it.

I come down here with a stubborn will to face everything, no matter how hard it gets. I often picture myself as Wonder Woman with her bracelets — every problem bouncing off one after another while I’m running through life on a mission. I will not let a single problem destroy me, nor will I ever give up.

Come at Me!

Most challenges we face on Earth require varying lengths of time, but the bright side is that none of them last forever. Once you move past whatever storm you’re in, you get a break… and sometimes, you even get a reward.

And if you’re reading this, chances are you’ve felt that same exhaustion — that moment of looking up at the sky and thinking, “Why is life so hard?” Every soul hits that point eventually. It’s not a weakness. It’s part of being here.

Earth is intense. It’s loud, unpredictable, unfair, beautiful, exhausting, hilarious, heartbreaking, and magical — sometimes all in the same day. No one gets through it without scars… but no one gets through it without growth, either.

Perseverance doesn’t mean being fearless. It means choosing to stand back up — again and again — even on the days when you don’t feel strong at all. If you can do that, you can survive anything this planet throws at you. And the best part? You’re not doing any of this alone.

Look around. Watch what’s happening in other people’s lives. When you sit on a park bench with your coffee, take a moment to observe the world moving around you. Listen to snippets of conversations, notice their tired eyes, their laughter, their stress, their joy.

Whenever I do this, something clicks inside me — a reminder that everyone here is carrying something. Everyone is facing their own battles. And somehow, realizing that softens my own burdens. Observing others doesn’t just ground you — it reminds you that you aren’t the only one navigating the chaos of Earth. We’re all in this together.

Until Next time,

Your Fellow Classmate

Harmony.

PS. Bacon helps too.