I've always been super self-conscious about the way I look. I have small eyes, big cheeks, and suffered from acne from about 3rd grade until I was well into my twenties. So, I put a lot of emphasis on how I dressed and the types of clothes I wore. I became very focused on my image. And, while I still enjoy fashion, I no longer use it to define myself. I find life to be so much meaningful and fulfilling now that I put more emphasis on how I treat others, how I react to situations, and how I learn from my mistakes. Let's make sure we stay focused on what's really important in life, and not get distracted by all the shiny and pretty things.
Last week, I attended a client meeting with several of my co-workers. During said meeting, one of my co-workers, and good friend, got up to get water for our guests from a mini fridge in a cabinet located in the meeting room. But, she wasn't really quiet or discrete about it, and proceeded to slam the cabinet doors, while our guests were speaking. Maybe it's because I've lived in an apartment for too long, and the sound of my neighbors slamming their doors and kitchen cabinets has become a big pet peeve of mine. But, to me, her actions seemed a little rude. It got me wondering... why do people do some of the things they do? After doing some Googling, it seems like there are many reasons for why people slam things like doors, cabinets, and toilet seats. Reasons range from anger, lack of awareness, laziness, selfishness, bad manners, and lack of consideration for others. I immediately did some self-reflection. While I'm pretty good about not...

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