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Many people believe that patience in the moment of defeat is a sign of weakness. I think this is a mistake. Anger is a sign of weakness, while patience is a sign of strength. If a person defends his point of view based on convincing arguments, he maintains self-confidence and sometimes even smiles, proving that he is right. If his arguments are unfounded, and he is about to lose face, then he gets angry, loses control and starts talking nonsense. People rarely get angry if they are sure of what they are doing. Anger usually strikes us in moments of confusion and confusion.

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Many people believe that patience in the moment of defeat is a sign of weakness. I think this is a mistake. Anger is a sign of weakness, while patience is a sign of strength. If a person defends his point of view based on convincing arguments, he maintains self-confidence and sometimes even smiles, proving that he is right. If his arguments are unfounded, and he is about to lose face, then he gets angry, loses control and starts talking nonsense. People rarely get angry if they are sure of what they are doing. Anger usually strikes us in moments of confusion and confusion.

Many people believe that patience in the moment of defeat is a sign of weakness. I think this is a mistake. Anger is a sign of weakness, while patience is a sign of strength. If a person defends his point of view based on convincing arguments, he maintains self-confidence and sometimes even smiles, proving that he is right. If his arguments are unfounded, and he is about to lose face, then he gets angry, loses control and starts talking nonsense. People rarely get angry if they are sure of what they are doing. Anger usually strikes us in moments of confusion and confusion.

The 14th Dalai Lama

The wisdom of the East