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Dwon
I would prefer to be recognized after my acomplishments are many and beneficial to all. Then people could look back and say, "He really did a lot for me that I didn't know about."
Mila
One has got to do what s/he has got to do and getting recognised for that is surely a bonus whether during or after one's lifetime.
zao_tok
salutations, everyone, i see recognition as a status in the public eye. the more you get recognized, the more problems surface. some take recognition as a great honor and some take it as a curse. ... More »
etoile
A question with a choice. krisnamurti said choice brings confusion and i always have had a hard time making a choice. what does that make me? so i can't choose and i think that either ways you... More »
Dr. Wright
Of Course! I am a TV talk show host I want to be recognized
tom
My knee jerk response is to say it isn't important. In my reality, however, the lack of recognition for work, or creativity or a job done well is a big downer . I belive that... More »
Mozez
to me it dosnt matter when i would be recognized, but for what.
Alexander
Chances are if you are only remembered in your lifetime, then you are more likely to be an introverted individual. Whereas simple things like sharing your wisdom to younger generations can be remembered for all... More »
Sean
Life is the connections we make while we are living. I prefer to be recognized in life. Everything fades in death. The only legacy I care about in death is my children and my family.
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