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As human beings, we are very selfish people. We always want to be winners, always want to be appreciated,always to be with the best possible grades.Nobody wants to be a loser or runner up.But ,... But every1 cannot be number one!! Now the real thing called selfish motives and desires become accommodative due to obvious compulsion.If not 1st atleast one wishes to be in the second position.. I heard that competition between the last two is stiffer than the first two, and in Defence training Acadamies the last entrants are cheered and are supported more.
Now coming to the origin of the article,if someone is good then there has to be a place for someone hallmarked for bad and ugly as well. All of us are bracketed in some category or the other. This categorisation holds good every where,be it home, work place, or social gatherings. We can be a good son/daughter and similar other relations that are associated with us.
We can be a good average or poor employees at workplace. Similarly, we can be a desirable or non-desirable social company. Every body wants to be good. Who would like to to be referred as bad or ugly?We consider oneself good and better than others.But still we won't get desired results as per our expectations and to add to the misery,we find undeserving moving up at times at the cost of deserving ones. Diplomacy and lip service is order of the day.
I think it is world to judge and put us in different brackets categorising us as good, bad or ugly.It is the matter of their perception which is beyond our control.
I was always taught that it is the intension and not the presentation which makes a person good, bad or ugly. One should not compromise on their good intentions. On this note i would like to quote "The world judges us by our presentations but the Almighty knows us through our intentions.Hence it is better to be in the intention oriented creator's team rather than with the presentation based match fixers.
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