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RE: Comment contest//Best advice I have ever received//10 SP prize 🏆
The perception of not being recognized drives me to constantly improve, but I realize this can turn into a vicious cycle that may lead to nothing positive, or perhaps it might. However, I believe that who we are depends solely on ourselves: if we give our best, we should feel satisfied and fulfilled, regardless of how others perceive us. Your reference to the fable made me smile, it was by Aesop.
The question is: who should recognize you? If that doesn't happen... indeed you can try to improve but to what point? An other option is to change the 'environment'.
If it comes to a business for example. You can keep trying to make that client happy or say: Sorry, I can't help you this is not what I like to sell, this isn't me.
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The moral of the fabel changed as time did. It wasn't about the hard working ant but the unappreciated artist.. Strange, how we are still fighting to be noticed.
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