Late Reaction

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Award-winning Actress (AA) has gone through many transitions and trials in her life that, had she been weaker, would have made her stop pursuing her career. After going through the usual auditions and contest, AA found her slot in a network, which built up her stock as a performer. Starting out in sweet roles, AA got her followers, but such roles limited her growth. After a moment of reflecting on what she wants to do in her life after surpassing several personal problems, AA’s camp decided to shift her image. From her goody-girl roles, she played the nightmare for the protagonists in her projects. The change proved successful.

Thus, comes the problem of image and reality. Even if she had been doing villainous roles, AA still has maintained her sweet image. Followers of her social media accounts are entertained with the funny and witty posts and videos she shares. AA seems to have an ideal personal life, where every aspect in now in balance. Nonetheless, AA showed her human side that shocked ordinary citizens who witnessed her unsavory attitude.

During one of her travels, AA and her entourage were among the last to arrive at the terminal. People were already moving to catch their flights and patience was needed to make one’s way into the crowd. When AA and her company arrived late, instead of showing humility, as they were at fault, she gave the attitude to the staff at the booth. She and her partner had the gall to show impatience at the clerk. The bystanders could not understand where they were coming from, but the witnesses were turned off at the way AA's group carried themselves. Everyone was tired and such behavior was, obviously, uncalled for that day.

‘Attitude is more important than facts. It is more important than the past, than education, money, circumstances, than failures and success, than what other people think, say, or do. It is more important than appearance, ability, or skill. It will make or break a business, a home, a friendship, an organization.’ – Charles Swindoll

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