Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Deny Self for Self's sake

Deny Self for Self's sake

Summary

This quote suggests the idea of denying or sacrificing oneself for the greater good or benefit of oneself. It implies that sometimes, denying our personal desires or interests can ultimately serve our own higher purpose, personal growth, or fulfillment. By putting the needs and welfare of others first, we may find greater satisfaction and alignment with our true selves. In essence, denying self for self's sake emphasizes the importance of selflessness and self-sacrifice as a means to find personal fulfillment and meaning.

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Egotism Self Interest

By Benjamin Franklin

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