The Resilient Mind

A Fool Thinks Himself to be Wise, but a Wise Man Knows Himself to be a Fool.”

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This proverb is often attributed to William Shakespeare, although it may have been said by others. The proverb highlights the importance of recognizing and accepting one’s own limitations and imperfections.

By recognizing our own foolishness, we can learn from our mistakes, be humble and become wiser in the long run.

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