I didn’t expect to learn anything from a mobile game — let alone from a cartoon chicken. But life has a funny way of surprising you. One evening, after a stressful day, I was scrolling through game suggestions and downloaded something called chicken road game. I thought it would be silly, maybe even annoying. I was wrong.

The first few minutes were chaotic. I kept misjudging distances, stepping right into traffic, falling into rivers. It was frustrating. But oddly enough, I didn’t quit. I tried again. And again. And after each failed attempt, I started noticing patterns, learning to pause, wait, time my moves better. Slowly, I was getting better — not just in the game, but in how I handled the failure itself.

There’s something charming about Chicken Road Game. It doesn’t try to impress you with flashy features or complex mechanics. It strips things down to their core: action and reaction, risk and reward. And in that simplicity, I found focus.