I realize that I may be digressing and thought I'd still share my thoughts. I figure you can always delete it:
Aren't we (the society for the most part) used to identify a person through his/her work/title, etc.? This leads to the rat race of achieving the "success" in other people's eyes, i.e., again, the title, the money, etc. No where in there is recognition for "who" that person is, and what great qualities/integrity that person holds. Then, we (are surprised to) see people in "important positions" being caught doing things of low moral value. As I always say, you get what you reward.
Kudos to the ones that listen to their heart and insist on doing the "right things" regardless of the "rewards".
