Robert M. DrakeYou are only as free as you think you are and freedom will always be as real as you believe it to be.
About This Quote
People with a deep sense of personal freedom and self-worth believe that they are free to do what they want and to be who they want. This is because, in their minds, they have the ability to choose their own path. Therefore, they believe that they can control their actions. They also believe that their actions will make a difference in the world around them.
Many people today do not understand the concept of personal freedom and self-worth. They view these concepts as outdated and even dangerous. These people believe that the only way to be free is to earn it and that once you’ve earned it, you’re no longer free to do what you want.
Source: Beautiful Chaos
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