Quote by Andrew Carnegie

All honor's wounds are self-inflicted.

All honor's wounds are self-inflicted.

Summary

This quote means that one's own actions and choices are responsible for any damage or harm to their honor or reputation. It suggests that people have control over how they conduct themselves and preserve their integrity. When one makes dishonest or dishonorable choices, they bring shame or setbacks upon themselves. Therefore, any damage to one's honor or reputation can be traced back to their own decisions and actions, emphasizing personal responsibility and accountability.

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Honor

By Andrew Carnegie

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