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| − | "There is no need to gain general approval, for this is hopeless if you are to be honest with yourself and honest with others. Seeking approval from people from whom you need something is a fruitless endeavor."<ref name="dir">[http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/discernment-in-relationships Discernment in Relationships (February 13, 2009)]</ref> | + | "There is no need to gain general approval, for this is hopeless if you are to be honest with yourself and honest with others. Seeking approval from people from whom you need something is a fruitless endeavor. From an employer, you might have to prove your worth and show your best side, but beyond this, you must be the same person in all situations. Your deeper qualities will prove your worth if you are true to them and understand them and learn over time how to express them."<ref name="dir">[http://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/discernment-in-relationships Discernment in Relationships (February 13, 2009)]</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 19:43, 21 March 2016
"There is no need to gain general approval, for this is hopeless if you are to be honest with yourself and honest with others. Seeking approval from people from whom you need something is a fruitless endeavor. From an employer, you might have to prove your worth and show your best side, but beyond this, you must be the same person in all situations. Your deeper qualities will prove your worth if you are true to them and understand them and learn over time how to express them."[1]