Honesty And Authenticity
None of us are perfect
Yes
That's the fact
Every person has his own kinda flaws, we all do mistakes.
But what I believe in is atleast, ATLEAST making an effort to be on the positive side of the being.
In the world where people believe that being HONEST and AUTHENTIC is so outdated and If someone follow it, they say "you are so overrated as a human", let's be a little extra as they say it to be and try being honest and nice with each-other.
Now, speaking about these two adjectives or adverbs (however you take'em to be)-
it takes least amount of effort to be "free of deceit, truthful and sincere" (as Google dictionary describes Honesty) BUT we often tend to flip on the untrue or illusory side of our being. We find it easy to fake or lubricate the stuff up and present it, which might actually benefit you for the moment. But will it benefit you in the long run?
There is this weird kinda belief in mortals of today's generation(should I actually mention generation? because this belief can be sensed in all the generations) that you cannot have a rapid growth in your career if you be honest or authentic (genuine), there is this misconception that if you are trying to impress your authorities with pleasing things more than your work, you get promoted easily and quick.
But let's state the fact that "India is adding about 13 million new workers every year to its labor pool" and you never know when your so called "authorities" are getting down the throne, do you still wanna impress them?
Think about it because at the end of the day your metrics speak for you and no one else.
Now, speaking about these two adjectives or adverbs (however you take'em to be)-
it takes least amount of effort to be "free of deceit, truthful and sincere" (as Google dictionary describes Honesty) BUT we often tend to flip on the untrue or illusory side of our being. We find it easy to fake or lubricate the stuff up and present it, which might actually benefit you for the moment. But will it benefit you in the long run?
There is this weird kinda belief in mortals of today's generation(should I actually mention generation? because this belief can be sensed in all the generations) that you cannot have a rapid growth in your career if you be honest or authentic (genuine), there is this misconception that if you are trying to impress your authorities with pleasing things more than your work, you get promoted easily and quick.
But let's state the fact that "India is adding about 13 million new workers every year to its labor pool" and you never know when your so called "authorities" are getting down the throne, do you still wanna impress them?
Think about it because at the end of the day your metrics speak for you and no one else.
