What we believe in our heart, we must declare with our mouth.

Lailah Gifty Akita
What we believe in our heart, we must declare with...
What we believe in our heart, we must declare with...
What we believe in our heart, we must declare with...
What we believe in our heart, we must declare with...
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People who are confident in what they believe in will never be shy about expressing their views. They do not feel threatened by others because they are secure in who they are and what they stand for. They don’t let their beliefs be dictated to them by others. That is true confidence.

Source: Pearls Of Wisdom: Great Mind

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