I was like "Oh my God, I'm Beyonce"

In this candid monologue, the speaker reflects on their past shortcomings as a manager, admitting they were impatient and expected others to work exactly like them, which made them a difficult colleague. They recount a previous role as a restaurant supervisor where they earned a good salary and learned to treat every customer—whether ordering chips or a glass of rosé—with the same respect and without judgment. The speaker then describes a later career shift into recruitment where their earnings jumped to roughly four times their previous income. This sudden financial boost triggered an inflated self‑image, leading them to feel like “Beyoncé” and momentarily believe they had become someone they were not. The narrative blends self‑critique, lessons about humility, and the psychological impact of rapid salary increases.










