By Junaid Tahir While reading an article on blog the below lines caught my attention: "Remember ...
By Junaid Tahir
While reading an article on blog the below lines caught my attention:
While reading an article on blog the below lines caught my attention:
"Remember the next time you decide to give someone a chance whether it be for work or for friendship, go for the real thing and not the sugar-coated one"
These lines triggered some thoughts in my mind on what points to consider in differentiating between the genuine personality and sugar-coated human (the person who looks sweet from outside but having a grey or black heart). Below are my suggestions:
- One or two observations are not enough to conclude. Take some time to judge a person.
- Instead of observing actions, observe habits. Sometimes actions may not portray the genuine inner personality; however habits can predict the character. Because habits trigger repetitive actions which transform into the overall personality.
- Sometimes sugar coating is not done because of specific evil benefits instead may be it is because of ethical causes. Don't think negative about such person; appreciate instead.
- Look for ethical characteristics such as honesty, truthfulness, friendliness, down-to-earth.
- Instead of using your eyes, use brain. Think logical and think carefully in concluding about some