Most corporate jobs tend to make you less of a human being. The pressure and competition make you shout at your subordinates, backstab your colleagues, and play politics. No matter what comes your way, don't give in to pressure. being a good human being is not a barrier to success, it's actually a key component of sustainable, meaningful success. When we prioritize empathy, kindness, and integrity, we build strong relationships, foster a positive work culture, and create a legacy that truly matters.
Don't stop being a good human being; your progress won't be affected. Success that makes everyone hate you will be of little value. After all, success at the cost of relationships and respect is a hollow victory."
Keep shining, you are making it easier for others to find their way.
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