I believe in you my friend, so much so, that if any of my ideas make you feel belittled in any manner, I want you to rise against me and throw my work into the fire. Any notion, any book, any institution that weakens the self instead of strengthening it, must be discarded at ones.Abhijit Naskar
About This Quote
Anwar Shaikh is an Indian author, motivational speaker, and former Chief of the Maharashtra Police. His book, The Making of a Legend is a collection of simple thoughts that can make anyone rise against their weaknesses. One of his more quoted lines is “I believe in you my friend, so much so, that if any of my ideas make you feel belittled in any manner, I want you to rise against me and throw my work into the fire. Any notion, any book, any institution that weakens the self instead of strengthening it, must be discarded at ones.”
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