In the book “Catcher in the Rye”, by J.D Salinger it mentions that "life is a game" but I disagree with that statement because there’s more to life than abiding by rules and success itself. A game has rules so that it can proceed accordingly, however, life doesn't play by those rules. It follows its own beat for better or for the worse. Life takes risks to become successful. Success shouldn't be measured by the scoreboards results but instead on how you improved. Since achievement isn't reached by mastering it the first time, but by trying it multiple times and accepting failure as an opportunity to improve and become better. This differs from the way Holten sees things, it's not all about winning or being the best the first time, but rather
