Epictetus — "If, however, he has his victim's weakness to exploit, then his efforts are worth…"
If, however, he has his victim's weakness to exploit, then his efforts are worth his while.
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"Do not be concerned with what people think of you. You are not living for them."
"When you have to deal with a man who is angry, remember that he is not angry with you, but with himself; he is only venting his anger on you."
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