Quote by Abraham Lincoln

Avoid popularity if you would have peace.

Avoid popularity if you would have peace.

Summary

This quote suggests that seeking popularity or approval from others can often lead to a lack of inner peace. By actively trying to gain popularity, individuals may sacrifice their true selves and engage in behaviors or actions that are not in line with their own values. True peace comes from living authentically, being true to oneself, and not depending on the validation of others. Thus, the quote advises individuals to prioritize inner peace over the desire for external popularity.

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By Abraham Lincoln

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