Quote by Albert Schweitzer

My life is my argument.

My life is my argument.

Summary

In this quote, the speaker suggests that rather than trying to convince others through words or debate, they use their own life experiences and actions as a convincing argument. It implies that their belief, values, and perspectives are demonstrated through their daily choices and achievements. By consciously living according to their principles, they hope to inspire and persuade others without explicit argumentation. It emphasizes the power and effectiveness of leading by example, relying on one's personal journey to convey a strong message.

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