Childhood trauma affects a person's entire life

For normal people, childhood is a very beautiful memory, but the related childhood trauma left over from childhood can also have a serious impact on a person's life. Because childhood is a period of time when a person's mind is gradually maturing. If trauma occurs at this time, it will cause damage to a person's entire mind. Below we will explain to you the impact of childhood trauma on a person's life.

People are like computers. The computer interfaces we usually see are the interfaces we choose to see, but it is the invisible program that determines the presentation of these interfaces. Therefore, our lives will be driven by this invisible program, thus manifesting our current behavioral habits and personality.

These programs are formed in our childhood and then burned into our minds. For example, some people are inherently inferior, some are born narcissistic, some are sensitive, and some are generous. These personalities are extensions of childhood. Human beings are the product of their environment. The environment in which they grow up during their childhood shapes their character and solidifies their thinking patterns and unconscious inertia. Our entire lives can be traced back to our childhood experiences.

Therefore, people can never get out of their childhood. The foundation of life is always laid quietly when you are still young and ignorant of the world. Just like an unhappy childhood, it has a powerful destructive effect on our lives. Although we cannot change our childhood, we can adjust the direction of our lives. Even those with the most miserable childhoods can be overcome by successful people like Zhu Yuanzhang, Stephen Chow, and Jack Ma. So don’t use a tragic childhood as an excuse for not wanting to grow up or change. Our happiness and joy are in our own hands.