In this democratic country, anyone can enter politics no one could oppose that.
But be true, be genuine & mainly be NATURAL.
Forced fake on-stage performances like this can create only excess hate..!
In this democratic country, anyone can enter politics no one could oppose that.
But be true, be genuine & mainly be NATURAL.
Forced fake on-stage performances like this can create only excess hate..!
Many years ago, a local VIP was admitted to the hospital I was working in. They had genuine celebrity-like status in the community.
Messages started circulating. The CEO sent a memo reminding everyone on the floor (ward) to treat this person "well." Staff were talking about it. There was a bit of a buzz in the hospital.
I'll admit itβ I was a little star-struck. I was young, inexperienced, and it all felt like a big deal.
Then I mentioned the situation to my boss at the time, the head doctor. I'll never forget her response.
"That's a whole load of BS!"
She didn't hesitate: "We treat everyone the same, no matter what. No special treatment."
She wasn't being disrespectful to the patient. Quite the oppositeβ she was defending a principle.
She even took it back to the CEO, pushing back firmly against any suggestion that one patient should receive preferential treatment simply because of their status. Other staff members were also really surprised that she was quite vocal about this.
That moment has stayed with me for years.
It's easy to be influenced by titles, wealth, fame, influence, or power. Human nature draws us toward people we perceive as being "important."
But true professionals don't. They understand that character is revealed in how you treat the person who has no influence, no status, and nothing to offer you in return.
The wealthy landowner.
The celebrity.
The cleaner.
The receptionist.
The patient nobody recognizes.
Every one of them deserves the same respect, dignity, and standard of care.
I've reflected on that lesson countless times, both inside and outside medicine. And there are lessons for everyone, no matter what you do for work.
Whenever you're tempted to treat a "higher-status" person differently, remember this:
Be like my boss.
No ego, favoritism, no intimidation.
Just unwavering principles.
That's what real professionalism looks like.
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