The most silent people are generally those who think most highly of themselves.

Summary

This quote suggests that those who are the most confident or self-assured often do not feel the need to boast or speak loudly about themselves. Instead, they remain silent and observe, as they already have a strong sense of their own worth. Their silence stems from a belief in their own abilities and achievements, allowing their actions to speak louder than words. It implies that inner confidence does not require validation or attention-seeking behaviors, leading such individuals to exhibit humility and a quieter presence.

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