“The man who does not value himself cannot value anything or anyone”
— Ayn Rand
Simplified Meaning:
If a person doesn't think they are important or worthy, they will find it hard to appreciate other things or people around them. For example, think about someone who feels bad about themselves and doesn't believe they deserve good things. This person might not take care of their belongings or relationships because they feel that nothing matters. Just like how someone who doesn't feel healthy might not enjoy food or exercise, a person who lacks self-worth won’t see value in anything else. To apply this idea in life, focus on building your confidence and self-respect. When you start to believe you are important, you will treat everything else with more care and respect. This shift can improve your happiness and your relationships with others.
