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I feel this General Discussion space is really useful because it pushes us to think beyond just technical skills and understand what is happening in the real business world. Market awareness today is not only about knowing trends, but also about understanding customer behavior, competition, leadership changes, and global events that affect industries. When we stay informed, we can think more practically and make smarter professional decisions. I believe regular discussions like this improve our confidence, communication skills, and analytical thinking. It also prepares us better for interviews and workplace conversations where awareness matters as much as technical knowledge. I am most curious to learning about everyone’s viewpoint while sharing mine .

Screen popularity does not automatically make someone a good political leader. Cinema fame gives actors quick recognition, public attention, and an emotional connection with people, but politics needs more than popularity. It needs knowledge of policies, ability to manage systems, responsibility, and real commitment to public welfare. From my point of view, many actors may enter politics to grow their fame or personal benefits, but not all are like that ,some truly want to serve people and can become good leaders by learning and working seriously.

When voters choose leaders today, governance ability should matter more than just charisma. Charisma can attract and motivate people, but real leadership is about getting work done and solving problems. Voters should look for honesty, good decision-making, basic knowledge of issues and willingness to work for the public, instead of choosing only based on personality or star image.

Media and fan culture strongly influence democratic choices because they shape how people see leaders. Heavy media coverage and strong fan groups can build emotional support, sometimes making people vote based on image and loyalty instead of plans and performance. This can increase interest in politics, which is good, but it can also reduce careful thinking if people don’t question or compare properly.

In my conclusion fame may help someone enter politics, but it cannot replace real leadership skills. Charisma may bring support at first, but only capability and honest work can keep it. A strong democracy works best when voters look beyond popularity and choose leaders based on their ability, intention, and actual public impact.

Low-code and no-code tools are an opportunity, not a threat because they help more people turn their ideas into real working solutions without getting stuck on complex coding. They don’t replace developers , they support them by handling the basic, repetitive parts so humans can focus on creative thinking, smart design, and solving bigger problems. It’s like giving people better tools, not replacing the worker and when tools get better, people build better things.

I have completed and updated my user portal , i have also finished my final review .