NO ONE IS INFERIOR, NEVER LOOK DOWN ON YOURSELF!

So today, I got something motivational for you all to read. I hope you enjoy it.. Your comments are very welcome!

LET'S GO!!!

FIRSTLY, WHAT IS INFERIORITY?

Inferiority is the lack of self-worth, a doubt and uncertainty about oneself, and feelings of not measuring up to standards.
Wikipedia

Sometimes, we look at other and say; "Oh, how I wish I was like him or her." It is good for us to have role models, but when we say the above with a feeling of self-rejection, then it's sheer inferiority complex.

You're who you are, and that person you admire is who he or she is. You cannot become another person. Learn to give yourself some credit. If you feel you're not doing so well, there is always a room for improvement. No one know it all. We are all learners in the class of life.

The thing is; sometimes, the person you wish to be like, secretly admires you too, and wishes to be just like you. If you don't appreciate yourself, how will others appreciate you.

Is it amongst your peers, In your family, your place of work, wherever. Just know this; your presence there make a difference one way or the other. You are not useless. You can always improve yourself.

        **STORY POINT**

An old woman had two water cans, which were attached to a wooden stick, one in right side and one in left side. Each day she used to carry them over her shoulders and went down to the river, filled the cans, and walked back to her hut.

The water can on the right side of the stick was fine and sturdy; when she arrived home it was always full. But the can on the left had a crack in it. By the time the woman arrived home, half the water was usually gone.

The cracked water can always felt inferior to his partner. He was ashamed that he was cracked and wasn't able to hold the water.

One day he turned to the woman and apologized for being defective. The woman smiled gently and said, 'Did you think I didn't know that you had a crack, and water dripped from you? Look at the path from the river to my hut. Do you see all the beautiful flowers that are growing on the one side of the path? Those are the flowers that I planted there, that you watered every day as I walked home from the river.'

          **TAKE HOME**

Moral of the story is no one is superior or inferior, there is role for everyone to play, and everyone is perfectly playing their role.

Your personality is been appreciated by someone somewhere, you are you and can always improve yourself. Never look down on yourself, for in so doing, you give others an opportunity to look down on you.

THANKS FOR READING!!!
I am @prechi