In-Visible
We as a society idolise money and fame as symbols of success. We measure a persons worth by the number of followers they have or the things they own to portray what society deems as success.
It creates a culture where people are more concerned with someone's fame rather than the content or the impact they are making. We conflate fame as an ideal way of life.
We are unable to see a person beyond their job, often looking down on someone society perceives as a failure for not having money.
This often leaves people with talent, those still on their own journeys and those actually making a difference seem invisible. We are unable to see them as multiple factors hinder their growth.
Being ignored and overlooked can be a deeply frustrating and a demoralising experience. Just because someone hasn't achieved a certain level of recognition doesn't mean that they aren't talented, intelligent, or deserving of attention and respect.
The thing people don’t realise is those who are invisible today, can one day become visible.
Visithra
