Being Good At Something Deserves Recognition

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At often times when a person is good at something or one does a good deed, he/she may feel as though one deserves recognition. In my opinion, I believe a person should always receive recognition for something one may be good at or for a good deed a person has done. When anyone is good at something or does something good, sometimes receiving recognition makes that person feel as though his or her talent or good deed is appreciated or noticed. Who doesn’t like to feel appreciated? It makes a person feel really good inside and it also may drive that person to keep doing whatever he or she has done, which makes everyone happy in the end. An example of why being good at something deserves recognition would be artists in the music industry. Music

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