Quote by Joseph Grenny

I believe that the measure of my soul is my capacity to love imperfect people.

I believe that the measure of my soul is my capacity to love

Summary

This quote means that the true worth of a person's soul can be gauged by their ability to love those who are flawed and imperfect. It suggests that it is easy to love someone who is perfect or meets certain standards, but to love those with imperfections requires a greater capacity for compassion and understanding. The quote emphasizes the importance of accepting people as they are, flaws and all, and embracing their humanity, demonstrating the depth of one's own capacity for love and kindness.

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Love Soul Imperfection

By Joseph Grenny

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