Quote by Malcolm Stevenson Forbes

To measure the man, measure his heart.

To measure the man, measure his heart.

Summary

This quote suggests that the true measure of a person's character and worth lies in their heart, or their true intentions and emotions. It implies that assessing someone's qualities, values, and empathy will offer a more accurate understanding of who they are as a person, rather than solely relying on external factors such as wealth, success, or appearances. By focusing on someone's heart, we can gain insight into their compassion, integrity, and inner motivations, providing a deeper understanding of their true nature.

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