“You need to have the courage to look at yourself, and improve what you see.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 10
In other words
Self-examination can threaten the picture a person prefers to keep. Looking honestly may reveal habits, weaknesses, and unfinished growth that are easier to notice in someone else.
That is why seeing oneself clearly takes courage. The mirror does not only show what is wrong; it also shows the place where change is possible. A flaw that can be named is no longer completely hidden inside the life it shapes.
Improvement begins with this honest sight. It does not require self-hatred or a perfect judgment. It asks for enough steadiness to keep both value and weakness in view, then let what is seen guide the next effort toward a better self.
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Elsewhere
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