Insouciant is a word often used to describe someone who is carefree
and lacks concern for the consequences of their actions. Complacency,
on the other hand, refers to a state of self-satisfaction and
contentment that can hinder personal growth and development. It is
important to strike a balance between these two extremes, being aware
of our actions and their potential impact while still maintaining a
healthy sense of satisfaction.
(「Insouciant」とは、行動の結果に対する懸念を持たずに、心配事を持たずに生きる人を表す言葉です。一方、「Complacency」とは、個人の成長や発展を妨げる可能性のある自己満足の状態を指します。自分の行動とその潜在的な影響を認識しながら、健全な満足感を保つことが重要です。)
and lacks concern for the consequences of their actions. Complacency,
on the other hand, refers to a state of self-satisfaction and
contentment that can hinder personal growth and development. It is
important to strike a balance between these two extremes, being aware
of our actions and their potential impact while still maintaining a
healthy sense of satisfaction.
(「Insouciant」とは、行動の結果に対する懸念を持たずに、心配事を持たずに生きる人を表す言葉です。一方、「Complacency」とは、個人の成長や発展を妨げる可能性のある自己満足の状態を指します。自分の行動とその潜在的な影響を認識しながら、健全な満足感を保つことが重要です。)
Insouciant： 無頓着な
Complacency： 自己満足
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