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ON SELF RELIANCE PART 4

To be great is to be misunderstood. When you have a unique idea it doesn't need an explanation. Voices can travel through a wire. Not all of our great ideas are going to be understood. Our genuine character always come through after everything that we do. It takes time to accomplish all your goals and desires. This essay doesn't really get to me because I've heard all of this before. But it is imporant to reflect back on these things.

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