There’s a difference between offering perspectiv
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Posted On: 11/02/2025 12:52:17 PM
There’s a difference between offering perspective and trying to sound superior.
Some of you are confusing courtesy with submission and frustration with honesty.
If someone prefers to maintain a certain level of respect when addressing a person who leads or represents something larger than themselves, that’s not ego—it’s awareness. None of us here hold any special status, yet some speak as if they’re owed explanations. Respect isn’t automatic; it’s earned through consistency and purpose.
And let’s be real: when that purpose finally delivers what it’s meant to, the same people throwing shade now will be lining up to show gratitude. That kind of sudden switch in tone won’t go unnoticed—it’ll look two-faced.
Instead of trading barbs about who deserves what title or level of formality, we should focus on patience, alignment, and progress. The constant sniping does nothing but drain the air out of the room.
Some of you are confusing courtesy with submission and frustration with honesty.
If someone prefers to maintain a certain level of respect when addressing a person who leads or represents something larger than themselves, that’s not ego—it’s awareness. None of us here hold any special status, yet some speak as if they’re owed explanations. Respect isn’t automatic; it’s earned through consistency and purpose.
And let’s be real: when that purpose finally delivers what it’s meant to, the same people throwing shade now will be lining up to show gratitude. That kind of sudden switch in tone won’t go unnoticed—it’ll look two-faced.
Instead of trading barbs about who deserves what title or level of formality, we should focus on patience, alignment, and progress. The constant sniping does nothing but drain the air out of the room.
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