"できるだけの善行をしてできるだけ騒がないようにしなさい"
— Charles Dickens
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Simplified Meaning:
Helping others is something we should all strive to do, but boasting about our good deeds isn't necessary. Think of it like lending a hand to a friend who needs help. Instead of talking about how great you are for helping them or seeking praise, just quietly support them and move on. For example, if you see someone struggling to carry their groceries, you can offer to help them without making a big deal out of it. This way, the focus remains on the act of kindness itself, not on seeking attention. By doing good without making a fuss, we can create a more positive and humble environment. It's about making a difference in a graceful and modest way.
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