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It is far better to be trusted and respected that it is to be liked.

It is far better to be trusted and respected that it is to b

Summary

This quote suggests that earning trust and respect is of greater value than being liked by others. It implies that building a reputation based on trustworthiness and dignity is more important than seeking validation or popularity. Being trusted and respected implies a deeper level of admiration and credibility, reflecting qualities such as honesty, integrity, and capability. In contrast, being liked can sometimes involve superficiality or dependence on external approval. Ultimately, this quote reminds us to prioritize integrity over popularity and to focus on earning genuine trust and respect from others.

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By Source Unknown

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