Learn to acknowledge the capabilities of others.
You may be smart, mature, or have the beauty to create magnets of privilege, but you are not the top priority of the universe’s journal.
In every workplace, tasks were given — by group or individual. But have you ever stumbled upon the term “division of labor” or how parts were organized to be structured inside the dome of strategy through someone’s left and right brain hemispheres?
Different contributions equates to discrete rate of activity. We perform based on the things we are made to be the best at, so don’t consider yourself to be the leader who dominates every submission box.
Your frizzy hair can be fixed by those who works in a parlor, the bouquet you are being delusional of can be made by a florist, the math problem you’d been complaining about can be solved by a friend, and the communication skills you’re inane with can be executed by the one you considered a rival inside a room — in a nutshell, each one of us are being walked by our own unseen excellent teachers.
The only opponent we should grant attention to is our weakness, which is designed with a heartbeat, and not those who we think are the finest in the levels at which we find ourselves collapsed.
We don’t lack something that others have; we lack the fortitude to create a portal underneath our pride. Perhaps we limit our access to thinking we are the top-tier in all towers.
Never be ashamed to sit down when you feel like your body can’t put check marks on the requirements…
