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True prosperity is the result of well-placed confidence in ourselves and our fellow man.

True prosperity is the result of well-placed confidence in o

Summary

This quote suggests that genuine prosperity can only be achieved when we possess a strong belief in ourselves and trust in others. It implies that material wealth alone is not enough for true prosperity, as it also requires self-assurance and faith in the abilities and goodwill of others. By having confidence in ourselves and our fellow humans, we create the foundation for cooperative and harmonious relationships that contribute to overall prosperity, not only in terms of monetary gains, but also in nurturing a positive and supportive environment. True prosperity therefore encompasses both personal fulfillment and societal collaboration.

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By Source Unknown

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