Angelina Jolie said that individuals have the power to choose how they respond to suffering and setbacks, and she urged acceptance of challenging experiences as a path to growth and learning. She added that recognizing past wounds without letting them define us allows one to rise above negativity, and that maintaining self‑awareness is essential.
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