When you eat oily and unhealthy food, it shows on your waistline and in your double chin.
When you choose healthy food over unhealthy options, it doesn’t show—but the impact is there.
When you smoke, drink, or consume tobacco, it’s visible in your face, teeth, and belly.
When you don’t, no one notices—but the benefits remain.
When you are a womanizer, it reflects in your inward gaze and subtle expressions. When you’re not, your honesty shines through.
When you drive recklessly, the car behind you notices immediately. When you drive normally, no one does.
When you lie or “fake it till you make it,” people sense it.
Sacrifices often go unnoticed, but bad decisions always leave a mark.
People have a sixth sense—they notice more than you think.
In the financial markets industry, even though clients may be aware of the risks, if they trust us, it becomes our duty to act with unwavering responsibility.
As I’ve always believed: “Be more ethical than what society expects of you.”
