Today people judge you by how you present yourself in public and guess who you are without realizing who you are behind closed doors .
It doesn't matter how you dress, who you love, or where you're from. What matters is what you do with the life you are given, what makes you happy, what inspires you in the morning, what makes you smile. You should be judged by how kind you are to each other, to your neighbors, to your community, and to yourself.
Today, we're projecting the idea of superficiality on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. It's all about likes, followers, views and other logistics to make your name matter. But I'm also here to see the other side. As you can see, not all technology and social media are created equal. Of course you can live without it, but you can't put it back in the box. whatever it is For better or worse, it's here to complicate our lives or, if used wisely, make it more convenient. Responsibility is very important to avoid falling into a black hole.
Like I said, we live with a constant urge to be who we are, fill out forms asking what race we are, white/white, Asian/Pacific, etc. And instead of saying we humans are a race, we still think we are different. …I don’t think so.
Don't get me wrong, being different is a good thing. That's the beginning of evolution, and diversity is even more demanding, but are we implementing it at work and elsewhere? Do we give grace to all equally, or only to those who are like us?
Let's go back to our thoughts tomorrow