Being considered successful by most standards, at that time, a person with whom I came into contact during my early years of practicing this profession, exuberantly manifested these traits.

He, in his ivory tower, always considered himself, in his lifestyle, uniquely superior to others while ignoring his limited academic education for this profession.

“There are none so blind as those who will not see.”

For many, in this and other occupations, success is measured by how well you can “sell” profitably.

The quality and level of aesthetics are not determining or completing factors.

Arrogance, ego, and snobbery, in and of themselves, in no way affect aesthetic manifestations.

They are solely chosen personality traits.

Yet, such is how many, in this and many other professions, practice their craft.

The highest level of beauty is the mark by which residential interior design is evaluated.

Have you encountered such in your lifetime?

Are you guilty?

Food for thought.

P.S. Have you ever wondered why people behave that way?