Heroes, for instance, frequently begin as regular people. As their self-esteem and confidence rise, they encounter new obstacles, pressures, and struggles. Finally, altered, they return to the everyday world. These experiences demonstrate that people may not only triumph over opponents but also employ hard effort to continue to develop the talents required for success. Hero stories show how hard effort may help people grow and gain the abilities they need to succeed. Thus, the three traits that heroes have in common at the end of their transformation are hard work to achieve results, courage to overcome fears and doubts, and confidence in themselves.
For instance, the father in Hair Love is a real hero because he worked hard to learn how to comb his daughter’s hair and make her smile, overcame his doubts, and gained confidence in himself. Hence, he believed in his success and did not give up. Even though he was a regular person, his superpower was love and care for his daughter. Therefore, the hero is awakened to a purpose greater than themselves because there is nothing more significant than making his daughter smile.
While watching, viewers can see his doubts change to a strong sense of confidence to carve the path to success. As a result, the father embraces a growth mindset, understanding that with hard effort and commitment, he can acquire and develop the abilities required for his daughter’s happiness, and he is open to change.