Quote by James Barrie

The praise that comes from love does not make us vain, but more humble.

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Summary

This quote suggests that when we receive praise from those we love, it does not inflate our ego or make us arrogant. Instead, it deepens our sense of humility. Whereas praise from strangers might create a sense of vanity, love-inspired praise acknowledges the bond we share with others and reminds us of our interdependence. Ultimately, the love-driven praise reminds us of our inherent imperfections and the need for continual growth, keeping us grounded and humble in the face of admiration.

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By James Barrie

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