I didn’t realise this about India until I lived in Thailand. Not about money. Not about lifestyle. It was about how differently I started feeling as a person. For the first time, I felt… unseen in a good way.No one trying to place me. No one measuring me. No silent hierarchy attached to what I do. And that made me reflect on something uncomfortable. Back home, we’re taught (often without realising) to rank people by profession, income, religion, and social labels. I didn’t notice how deeply this had shaped me until I stepped outside India. What stayed with me most from Thailand wasn’t the place. It was the feeling of being treated like a human first. That experience made me ask myself: How often do I do this too? Who do I subconsciously give more respect to? Who do I overlook? Real change doesn’t start with big systems. It starts with awareness. With small daily choices. With how we treat people when there’s nothing to gain. If this resonated, What’s one small change you think ...