Why should we have the transformative power of forgiveness, the importance of perception, and the potential for second chances?
This serves as a reminder that, in embracing compassion and understanding, we can unlock new possibilities and foster positive change in our lives and the lives of others.
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In an extraordinary turn of events, Kelvin Sichimataa, a human resources, and administration officer, shares his remarkable experience of encountering someone who openly despised him during a job interview.
Years ago, Sichimataa vividly recalls a confrontation with an individual who boldly declared, “I don’t like you!” Instead of reacting with anger or resentment, he responded with introspection and wisdom.
Fast forward to a later date, Sichimataa found himself sitting on an interview panel. As fate would have it, the same person who had expressed hatred towards him walked in for the interview, visibly uncomfortable and nervous.
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When it was Sichimataa’s turn to interview the candidate, he chose a different approach. Instead of harbouring resentment, he expressed genuine liking and belief in the person’s potential.
This unexpected display of compassion and understanding transformed the atmosphere in the room. In the end, against all odds, the individual secured the job.
This offers several valuable lessons:
1. The power of empathy: Sichimataa’s experience teaches us to be mindful of how we treat others when they are vulnerable. The way we treat people in their weakest moments may have a significant impact on our own future.
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2. Taking ownership of our feelings: If we find ourselves disliking someone, it is essential to recognize that it is our own responsibility. By working on ourselves and seeking the good in others,
3. The consequences of spoken hatred: It reminds us to be cautious with our words. What we say out of hatred or dislike can be deeply ingrained in someone’s memory and used against us when we are in need.
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4. The power of forgiveness: Sichimataa exemplifies the ability to forgive and overlook others’ hatred. Instead of punishing those who dislike us, he encourages us to bless them, fostering a path to God’s blessings, favour, and protection.
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