Think of a big book filled with stories. Each story is like a day in your life. The more stories you have, the more you know about the world. Being experienced is like having a book with lots of pages because you’ve done many things and learned from them.
Imagine you’re playing with blocks. First, you might not know how to stack them without falling. But after trying many times, you learn the best way to build a tall tower. Being experienced is like being a block-building expert because you’ve practiced a lot.
Consider a garden. At first, you might not know how to grow plants. But after planting seeds, watering them, and watching them grow, you understand what plants need. Being experienced is like being a gardener who knows how to make flowers bloom because you’ve spent time learning and caring for them.
Think about a puzzle. The first time, it might be hard to find where each piece goes. But after doing it many times, you know exactly how to fit them together. Being experienced is like being a puzzle master because you’ve figured out how to solve it quickly.