THE POWER OF BEING UNDERESTIMATED
ARE YOU THE UNDERDOG? We live in a competitive society in North America. From an early age we're groomed to compete amongst other classmates for scholastic accolades, in sports, and popularity. All of this translates to being competitive in business, and our workspaces in our adult years. Depending on how you were raised, you've developed a certain mindset in your young impressionable years. Some people were raised to believe that they are more "superior" to others based on their skin tone, what part of town they lived in, or what positions their parents held in their communities. This is the key toxic ingredient that has lead to the decline of our society. Instead of working together, and using our differences to learn from one another, this society often looks down on those who don't think like us, look like us, or don't talk like us. Instead of collaboration, we're hyper-focused on competition, so those with the pride of their "school" o...
