Summary
This quote suggests that sacrificing oneself for the greater good or for others is often seen as easier compared to the challenging task of achieving self-realization or understanding one's true self. Self-sacrifice involves putting one's own needs or desires aside for the benefit of others, which may provide a sense of satisfaction or purpose. On the other hand, self-realization entails introspection, self-discovery, and confronting one's flaws and deeper desires, which can be a more difficult and complex process. The quote highlights the disparity in the level of difficulty between these two paths of personal growth.
By Eric Hoffer
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