Monday, June 27, 2016
Acknowledgement Vs. Recognition. Which of these do I strive towards? I guess, it's not even a fine line, but a good area of intersection between the two. If one takes pride and effort in what he does, then I guess we'd grow to hope for a mixture of both. While that should not be a motivation for doing anything at all, it should serve as an encouragement that yes, you bear fruits when you put your hands to the plough.
So now, the crux of the matter is, what if you have poured of yourself wholly into your tasks, but have been underestimated by the people (who should not matter, but somehow do) who are the designated authorities?
Should you:
1. Blame yourself for not playing the game better;
2. Blame the authority for not having the foresight nor the wisdom to perceive what you think is right;
3. Accept it because there's nothing else you can do?
I'm not sure. My first question is, have I done my part? I find it hard to believe that given the history of many acknowledgements, could this current reflection be of the actual true state, or vice versa? While history leads me to believe that the current state does not represent the actual state, since everything should be taken as a whole, there could be that minute possibility that perhaps, I am not sufficient (despite everyone except one affirming so).
A recent comment on the radio went :"80% of drivers think that they drive better than the average driver". Well, I know I drive poorer than the average driver. In the rest of my life, which side of the statistic do I fall in?
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