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Genius Albert Einstien's Weakness Of Character
Genius Albert Einstien once said,”Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character.”The quote means that if you don’t have have much attiude then your character will seem dull,boring,troublesome,careless,and etc.For an exapmle,just imagine a person you’ve never met before had a lifeless personality,you wouldn’t want someone like that, you would most likely want someone who does acts of kindness,and is an good example to you.The example relates to the quote because no one would want somone who has weakness of attitude and character because they wouldn’t be really helping you with your personality and they could effect the way your attitude is.
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