New Delhi, Feb. 20 -- 'You may never be good enough for everybody, but you will always be the best for somebody.'

This reassuring line by Rihanna speaks to anyone who has struggled with approval. In a world filled with comparison, it reminds us that universal acceptance is neither possible nor necessary.

The quote challenges the pressure to please everyone. No matter how talented, kind or hardworking a person is, there will always be critics. That truth is not failure. It is reality.

According to this idea, worth is not decided by the crowd. It is discovered in connection. Being valued deeply by even one person carries more meaning than shallow praise from many.

Rihanna, who celebrates her birthday on 20 February, has faced constant p...