Quote by Fulton John Sheen

The proud man counts his newspaper clippings, the humble man his blessings.

The proud man counts his newspaper clippings, the humble man

Summary

This quote highlights the contrasting attitudes of pride and humility. It suggests that a proud person measures their worth and success based on external recognition, such as newspaper clippings or achievements that gain public attention. On the other hand, a humble person finds value in counting their blessings, focusing on gratitude and appreciation for the simple joys and privileges in life. The quote encourages a shift in perspective towards humility by emphasizing the importance of finding contentment in personal blessings rather than seeking validation from external sources.

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Humility

By Fulton John Sheen

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