We are all important It’s very common for people sometimes to forget how important we all are to society. It seems like all we care about is no one but ourselves. What we do, how much money we earn, our self image, seems more important than anything else. One thing that I’ve learned, and think of it as an important value in life is not to underestimate people. We are all important no matter what we do.Domestics, teachers, and even those people who collect garbage have an important job as any surgeon, architect and lawyer. Just imagine if the garbage man decided to go on a strike, or even if teachers wanted to quit teaching. What would be the outcome of their sudden decision? It’s simply unimaginable to expect such an erratic behavior due to the lack of appreciation to their job. Our lives would be in a tremendous chaos. These days, people tend to forget how much we all really need each other. Think how wonderful it would be if we all knew how to recognize, and appreciate each other more. As Frank A. Clark said: “Everyone is trying to accomplish something big, not realizing that life is made of little things”. Sometimes the little things that we do can really make a difference in someone’s life. Doctors, nurses, accountants, bankers, these are just titles. Just because a doctor studied over six years, it doesn’t mean that his job is more important than an accountant’s job, or banker’s job. Sometimes the simplest things are the ones that matter the most. The lack of understanding in our society is what keeps us from accomplishing greater things in life. Encouragement is a great tool to help one reach its goals. A career would be considered an accomplishment under the “American dream”. Everyone has its own purpose in life, goals, and ambitions that makes everyone unique. The tasks that are presented before us may sometimes be thought as insignificant, b...
