Social media has been the one pit stop for all-rounder emotions, as it always camouflages the mirroring of a human’s state of mind through its algorithmic spontaneity of search results. More than often, the usage of social media rests on humorous meme marathons while, many a time, it reinstates powerful wisdom bites to motivate the users. As a regular pilgrim of social media antics, Will Smith has often been on the end of funny tracks.

Yet this time, the tables turned as Smith resorted to sharing an insightful snippet.

Will Smith re-shares a piece of golden advice on his Instagram story

Having been the star who never misses the witty takes of memes on his socials, Will Smith has now returned to reposting some pearls of wisdom. In his recent Instagram story, the Hancock actor reposted a reel by a page called ‘auctusmind’ which enlisted six essential steps to become “unrecognizable”. The reel ideated a challenge to “disappear for 63 days to do these six things”.

The first step is limiting social media usage to 15 minutes a day, followed by curating a new skill each day for at least an hour. The next on the list emphasized the importance of working out for an hour every day, apart from meditation for 10 minutes. Following the meditative routine, the reel also highlighted activities like reading and retiring to bed early. 

While Will Smith must have already gotten ready for the challenge, it makes one wonder if Willow Smith has picked up the same, given her socials are often filled with illuminating quotes.

Willow Smith’s run of wise counsel on Instagram

Like father, like daughter. Willow Smith’s saga of sharing insightful content has often mirrored her father’s. Even in her last thread of Instagram stories, Smith shared a quote from a page called ‘stoicreflections’. The 23-year-old re-shared a famous quote by the Greek stoic philosopher, Epictetus. It read, “First ask yourself who you want to be, and then do what you have to do.”.

Then again, the story of the wisdom saga did not end there. She reposted another quote on her story by George R.R. Martin. The piece read, “Once you’ve accepted your flaws, no one can use them against you.”. She also shared another quote by the Greek philosopher, Plutarch, captioning it “real”. While one knows that wisdom runs in the Smith clan like none another, it seems that Willow Smith and Will Smith’s resonation still outrun most of them.

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