If I knew myself to the innermost point of my being, I would not second-guess myself, doubt myself, criticize myself, improve myself, compare myself or forgive myself. And I would never ever apologize.
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If I knew myself to the innermost point of my being, I would not second-guess myself, doubt myself, criticize myself, improve myself, compare myself or forgive myself. And I would never ever apologize.
Self-criticism is the inner equivalent of repeatedly striking my head with a mallet.
Guilt is an attack on the self by the self. It splits us.
The man who is chronically angry and who habitually berates himself because of that is not merely a man—he’s a civil war.
Men who love themselves do not contradict (from the Latin for speak against) themselves. Self-criticism is truly the grievous error. Many have perished out there, on the hot sands of their own contempt.