Quote by Oscar Wilde

The Number our envious Persons, confirmation our capability.

The Number our envious Persons, confirmation our capability.

Summary

This quote suggests that the envy of others serves as a confirmation of our own abilities. When others are envious of us, it implies that they see us as successful or accomplished in some way. It indicates that we have achieved or possess something that others desire but do not have themselves. Rather than being discouraged by envy, this quote suggests using it as motivation and reassurance of our own capabilities and achievements. It highlights the value of recognizing and appreciating our strengths, even when they provoke jealousy in others.

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Life Envy Capability Envious

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