LIMITLESS MONDAY
WHEN THE CLAPS STOP, YOU MUST STILL CONTINUE CLAPPING FOR YOURSELF
Audiences and viewers see clapping as reasonable. Or see it as a demand to applaud the speaker chosen for the occasion. You will notice that the moderator will insist on such accolades for the distinguished speakers.
At a point, the clapping will stop to allow the programme to proceed. Or some audience feels tired of going on. I observed that there are various types of audience in the room.
We have those who get drawn to you due to your personality. Your achievements, or mere participants who only see it as a duty to clap as the moderator demands.
I understand that you owe yourself an applause. So when the applause stops, your clapping must continue. Most of the time, we give accolades for different reasons. You have to take stock of what you're doing occasionally. Or what you have contributed to humanity and society as a whole.
It is not boasting or showing off. But life has taught you to know that if you wait for public applause before you do your part, then you are not fit. But at the same time, you must encourage yourself when no one is clapping. And you're keeping the good work going.
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