Do You Believe in Karma?
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Adam worked tirelessly in the hectic workplace atmosphere, completing projects on time. Fueled by an insidious curiosity, his coworkers gossiped about him, claiming he overpraised the boss. They even inquired about his family life! Adam was uncomfortable.
He was transferred to a new city one day, leaving his coworkers with a surprise. They struggled without Adam, knowing his hard work was essential to keep things running smoothly. Despite all of this, Adam excelled in his new role.
The office learned an important lesson: be careful with your judgment. Adam’s commitment spoke louder than gossip, and Karma had the final say.
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Ameer Bibi
I am a mother of three. My life is full of stories and I love to read human stories.
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Nice work
Thanks for sharing this wonderful article....
Yes
Gossip can easily shatter someone’s morale.. meticulously explained here