Major Shift

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Young Diva (YD) proved that she could perform and enthrall the audience with her talent. YD managed to impress viewers and the management with her prowess and creativity. The management saw the potential of YD to become a major talent who will be followed by the loyal viewers. Moreover, YD can attract viewership from overseas, as she is vibrant and promising.

The management was not disappointed with YD. She was a top-notch performer and soon her followers increased. She became a sought-out performer for corporate shows and out of town gigs. On top of such appearances, a station regularly featured her.

As her career developed, YD’s self-confidence grew as well and her belief in her capability took a life of its own. YD’s attitude started rubbing on other fellow performers and show producers as well. She was in demand and audiences did not really care much about the behind the scenes happenings. Thus, backstage people had to handle and endure the attitude of YD.

One time, the station had a show that featured the homegrown talents. YD was part of the roster, along with many other talents who had to put aside their attitude and dislike at the idea of having to work with her. Part of the show was Come-backing Talent (CT). At the peak of her career, CT was similarly in the same position as YD, that is, she was in demand, but her attitude contrasted that of YD. Despite her achievements, CT never bragged about them, and she continued to perform without production people having to adjust to her attitude.

Given her reputation, the other singers in the show gravitated toward her. She was their idol. When YD initially saw CT, she did not even flinch. YD continued with her business and ignored CT despite her smiling at the young performer. CT thought that YD simply did not know her.

When YD noticed that everyone, except for her, was excited at seeing CT, she started to wonder. After asking questions and finding out who CT was, YD suddenly kept smiling back and even engaging in small talk with CT. Those who saw the change in YD toward CT could only keep quiet at the almost hypocritical attitude of YD.

‘I am convinced that attitude is the key to success or failure in almost any of life's endeavors. Your attitude-your perspective, your outlook, how you feel about yourself, how you feel about other people-determines your priorities, your actions, your values. Your attitude determines how you interact with other people and how you interact with yourself.’ – Carolyn Warner

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