It is right to be recognized by the world. If you don't get the recognition of the world, this is wrong. Right or wrong is not something that either of us can decide.

Producers of any level have the ability to use other products of the same level. To enjoy, you have to pay to provide recognized products or services to the market, and get a monetary value, which essentially represents how many people in the market system are willing to exchange themselves for recognized products and services. So if you want to enjoy, you have to pay first and get what you pay. With recognition, you can enjoy the same products and services of others. The essence is the exchange of recognition

When others recognize you, no matter how wrong you are, you are still right; when others do not recognize you, no matter how right you are, you are still right. Wrong.

For those who admit that losing dignity means saving face, give it to him. For those who recognize that losing face requires dignity, respect him.

The key is not how many people you know, but how many people know you and how many people recognize you. It’s not even about how many people recognize you, but whether there are very few confidants in your life. They will recognize you no matter what the circumstances.

If I can’t do well, why should others recognize me? Yes, and why should others recognize me? 12.1

I don’t need other people’s approval, I only need my own approval.

Successful things are due to the support of recognition. If you don’t recognize it, you won’t understand.

If you want to be recognized by others, you must recognize yourself 100%.

Sometimes when you see something that you recognize recognized or appreciated by someone who doesn’t recognize it, you feel like your own cabbage has been taken over by a pig!

People will be like this all their lives. If you want to be recognized by others, whether you approve of it or not, you just need to be able to live with your own conscience, and be calm as long as you have a clear conscience.

At first, I expected the world’s approval. Later, I got your approval. Finally, I gave up the whole world for this. It turns out, I only need your approval.

A few people don’t approve. For you, the problem may lie with others; if most people don't approve of you, the problem may lie with you. If people don't recognize you for a while, maybe the problem lies with others; if they always don't recognize you, maybe the problem lies with you.

There are two main types of singleness of recognition: the singleness of self-recognition and the singleness of self-recognition by other people

It is not necessarily your problem if others do not recognize you, but you do not recognize yourself , it must be your problem. Before others do not recognize you, you must firmly recognize yourself, otherwise you do not deserve the recognition of others and the permission to succeed.

Author: Light

Recognize yourself with money? Recognize yourself with knowledge? Recognize yourself with eyes? Why not recognize yourself with happiness?

Only The arrival of snowflakes quietly can dissolve the heaviness of autumn into the night, let dreams shorten the distance between you and me, acknowledge the lonely departure, and not say I miss you. Missing you is a state, missing you silently, only the birds on the tree say infatuated words.

I'm waiting for someone who knows that I'm not perfect but still likes me and even appreciates my imperfections. Someone who doesn't care whether others praise her or not, but only cares about my affirmation and approval. A person, a person who will stand by my side even if the whole world is against me, and would rather betray the whole world than betray me.

It is easy for people to live hypocritically, but it is really difficult to live authentically. Appreciating others is a kind of respect, being appreciated is a kind of recognition, and being unappreciated is a kind of misfortune. In life, we long to be appreciated by others, but often neglect to appreciate others. More often than not, we are good at discovering the shortcomings of others, willing to magnify our own strengths, and even find our own in the misfortunes of others.