“Be yourself. The world worships the original”
— Ingrid Bergman
Simplified Meaning:
Being true to who you are is important. People respect and admire someone who is genuine more than they do someone who simply copies others. Think about famous personalities like Steve Jobs or Oprah Winfrey – they got famous by being unique and embracing what made them different. For example, imagine you are in a school play. If you just imitate other actors, you won’t stand out. But if you bring your own voice and style to the role, people will remember and appreciate you more. When you are yourself, it’s easier to form true friendships and connections because people see the real you. Trying to be someone you’re not can be tiring and often, people can tell you’re faking it. Embrace your own talents and quirks, and the world will respect you more for it.
