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He who laughs at himself never runs out of things to laugh at.
Epictetus · Discourses · paraphrase
What it means today

The ability to see the humor in your own flaws is a form of strength. It removes the sting of criticism and keeps you from taking yourself — and life — too seriously.

Try this todayFind one thing about your own mistakes today and laugh at it instead of wincing.
Today’s questionCan I laugh at myself, or am I too busy protecting my image?
#humor#humility#self-acceptance
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