Which door will you choose ?


I am a Youtube guru , I watch number of videos and ads everyday . Today I came across an ad and felt like , this ideology should be shared with the people .

In China a shopping mall came up with this idea . At entrance they put up 2 sliding doors . First one had the board "Beautiful" and the second had the board "Average". People ( women* , only girls tend to look up at such thing . Men just don't care :P ) took long time to decide which door to get in from . 90% of the women took the latter door . Here are some of the replies of women : 


"After 5 minutes of thinking what people will think if I go through the " beautiful " door ... am I beautiful ... and all that questions , I chose the average door ... after going in , I felt bad because I chose that door . It was my choice that I am "average" ."

"I think I chose that door because of what's constantly being bombarded at me , whats being told ."

After 5-6 days there was a change . 85% of people went from the "beautiful " door . Reason : People felt tired of walking through that very door everyday and feeling bad about themselves . They wanted to know what is so special about " beautiful" door ? What makes it so different? Does it have special service or special treatment ? No. 
There was nothing different . It was just a door but it had two things to say .

  •  All are born equal . It doesn't matter how good you look . You will be treated equally.
  • Its really YOU who decide how you look . Its really YOU who decide whether to feel happy about something or not  .
Accept yourself as beautiful , world will accept you as beautiful . Being happy is really simple , choose it , its totally your choice .


Dedicated to,
my friends who hold have really low esteem about them-self,
Thank You for Reading ,
From,
Hetansh Shah a.k.a Hetu :] 

Comments

  1. Unknown18 April 2015 at 01:10

    Awesome thought brother....!!! True to the word....

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  2. Nina23 April 2015 at 00:53

    Self realization is the ultimate goal in life...
    Lovely idea... simple yet profound! !

    ReplyDelete
  3. Nina23 April 2015 at 00:53

    Self realization is the ultimate goal in life...
    Lovely idea... simple yet profound! !

    ReplyDelete

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