It is said that ego does not announce its arrival with noise. It grows quietly, fed by praise, comparison, success, and sometimes even by hidden insecurity. What begins as self-confidence can, if left unchecked, slowly harden into self-importance. It has been observed from experience that people with a heightened sense of self-importance often struggle to connect with others on an equal footing. They dismiss others' opinions, belittle their achievements, and dominate conversations. This kind of behaviour can lead to strained relationships and isolation, as most of the people tend to avoid individuals who........

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