Sheri, it's seeing how your own trouble isn't just yours, but a stitch in a bigger pattern. Like, my layoff from the plant wasn't just my bad luck—it's what happens when machines become cheaper than people, and a whole town's way of life gets unsettled. So you use it by asking: how many others are sitting with the same empty feeling after their shift vanished? For me, it was realising my uncle's workshop is struggling with the same tide—big clients chasing cheaper, faster, not human.
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