Stop Proving, Start Improving
There was a n advertisement of detergent which was very popular sometimes back and many people still remember the same in which a lady say s ~uski sari meri sari se safed kyun? ` Meaning thereby , why is her sari white r than mi ne? And then the name of the detergent appears. You will come across many other such examples in which one brand tries to prove self-better than the other by tagging the competitor inferior. Does it happen in case of ads only or is it common in our day to day life? An employee appreciated for her good work is usually envied by many co-workers and some of them start trying to prove her wrong. A sibling praised by family members might offend the other sibling and then he/she may try to prove her wrong by raising allegations. The same happens in political arena where we find one party trying to prove the other wrong in spite of proving self-right. The desire to prove another person/organisation wrong usually originates when we feel jealous, being