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The document summarizes a set of "paradoxical commandments" that were originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments consist of 8 sentences that encourage being kind, honest, successful, and doing good for others regardless of how others may react or what challenges may come. They stress focusing on one's relationship with God above all else.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments provide advice that goes against common expectations, such as to forgive others despite their unreasonable behavior, to remain kind even if it results in unfair accusations, and to succeed, build, and do good for the world regardless of potential negative consequences or lack of recognition.
The Wise Way
The document summarizes a set of paradoxical commandments written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments provide guidance on how to behave positively even when facing unreasonable, illogical, self-centered, or jealous people. They advise continuing to build, succeed, and do good for others regardless of whether others may destroy one's work or forget the good that was done.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, and do good works anyway, as it is ultimately between the individual and God.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, and do good works anyway, as it is ultimately between the individual and God.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, helpfully and do good works regardless.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It presents a list of commands that seem paradoxical or unreasonable but encourage pursuing kindness, honesty, building, and doing good regardless of how others may respond. While often attributed to Mother Teresa, the commandments were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments convey messages about continuing to be kind, honest, successful, and do good even if people are unreasonable or accuse you of wrongdoing in response.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments provide advice that goes against common expectations, such as to forgive others despite their unreasonable behavior, to remain kind even if it results in unfair accusations, and to succeed, build, and do good for the world regardless of potential negative consequences or lack of recognition.
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The document summarizes a set of paradoxical commandments written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments provide guidance on how to behave positively even when facing unreasonable, illogical, self-centered, or jealous people. They advise continuing to build, succeed, and do good for others regardless of whether others may destroy one's work or forget the good that was done.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, and do good works anyway, as it is ultimately between the individual and God.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, and do good works anyway, as it is ultimately between the individual and God.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments outline a series of paradoxes, advising that though people may react negatively or unjustly in different situations, one should still behave kindly, honestly, helpfully and do good works regardless.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It presents a list of commands that seem paradoxical or unreasonable but encourage pursuing kindness, honesty, building, and doing good regardless of how others may respond. While often attributed to Mother Teresa, the commandments were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It was originally written by Kent M. Keith in 1968 and published by the Harvard Student Agencies, though it is often attributed to Mother Teresa. The commandments convey messages about continuing to be kind, honest, successful, and do good even if people are unreasonable or accuse you of wrongdoing in response.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way ... Paradoxical Commandments" which provides advice on how to behave even when facing unreasonable, illogical, or self-centered people. The commands suggest to forgive people anyway, be kind anyway, and succeed anyway despite potential accusations or jealousy from others. It also advises to continue doing good deeds and giving your best efforts to the world regardless of whether your actions are recognized or appreciated.
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This document summarizes that while the "Paradoxical Commandments" are often attributed to Mother Teresa, they were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and first published in 1968 in the Harvard Student Agencies. The document then provides the text of the "Paradoxical Commandments".
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This document contains the "Paradoxical Commandments" which provide guidance on how to behave towards others despite potential negative reactions. The commandments advise being kind, honest, and continuing to help others through building, doing good, and giving your best even if people are unreasonable, accuse you of wrongdoing, destroy what you make, or forget what you do for them. It concludes that ultimately your relationship is with God rather than other people.
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The document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments consist of contradictory statements about how people may treat you if you are kind, successful, honest, or do good deeds for others. However, the commandments advise doing those positive things anyway and focusing on your relationship with God rather than other people's reactions.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way", a set of philosophical sayings written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968, though often attributed to Mother Teresa. The sayings encourage people to behave kindly, honestly, and do good for others regardless of how others may respond, as true meaning is found between the individual and God rather than in how others react.
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This document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments contain paradoxical advice presented in poetic form over multiple slides. They advise to remain kind, honest, and continue doing good even if you face unfair accusations, jealousy from others, or have your work destroyed. The commandments stress doing your best for the world regardless of whether it is appreciated or enough, and that ultimately you are only accountable to God, not other people.
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This document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments contain paradoxical advice presented in poetic form over multiple slides. They advise to remain kind, honest, and continue doing good even if you face unfair accusations, jealousy from others, or have your work destroyed. The commandments stress doing your best for the world regardless of whether it is appreciated or enough, and that ultimately you are only accountable to God, not other people.
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The document provides advice on maintaining positive behaviors even when facing negativity from others. It suggests continuing to forgive others when they are unreasonable, to be kind even if it leads to false accusations, and to succeed in your goals despite making enemies. Overall, the advice is to keep doing good for the world through your actions and not worry about how others may react or what they may forget, as your relationship is ultimately with God, not other people.
The Wise Way
People will often behave unreasonably and prioritize their own interests over others. However, one should continue behaving with kindness, honesty, and by helping others regardless of how people may react or what they may say. Ultimately, the most important relationship is between oneself and God, so one should focus on maintaining integrity and doing good deeds.
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The document contains advice from Mother Teresa encouraging people to maintain kindness, honesty, success, and generosity even if others respond unreasonably or criticize their motives. It suggests continuing to build, be happy, do good, and give one's best efforts to the world regardless of potential negative consequences or whether the efforts are appreciated.
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People are often unreasonable and self-centered, so one should continue being kind, honest, and doing good for others regardless of how they may react. Though the world may forget your good deeds or become jealous of your success and happiness, focus on doing your best for the world and in your relationship with God, not for other people's acceptance or praise.
People
People are often unreasonable and self-centered, so one should continue being kind, honest, and doing good for others regardless of how they may react. Though the world may forget your good deeds or become jealous of your success and happiness, focus on doing your best for the world and in your relationship with God, not in seeking approval or praise from others.
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This document summarizes that while the "Paradoxical Commandments" are often attributed to Mother Teresa, they were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and first published in 1968 in the Harvard Student Agencies. The document then provides the text of the "Paradoxical Commandments".
The wise way11
This document contains the "Paradoxical Commandments" which provide guidance on how to behave towards others despite potential negative reactions. The commandments advise being kind, honest, and continuing to help others through building, doing good, and giving your best even if people are unreasonable, accuse you of wrongdoing, destroy what you make, or forget what you do for them. It concludes that ultimately your relationship is with God rather than other people.
The wise way
The document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments consist of contradictory statements about how people may treat you if you are kind, successful, honest, or do good deeds for others. However, the commandments advise doing those positive things anyway and focusing on your relationship with God rather than other people's reactions.
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The document summarizes "The Wise Way", a set of philosophical sayings written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968, though often attributed to Mother Teresa. The sayings encourage people to behave kindly, honestly, and do good for others regardless of how others may respond, as true meaning is found between the individual and God rather than in how others react.
The Wise Way
This document contains "The Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments consist of contradictory statements about how people may treat you if you are kind, successful, honest, build things that could be destroyed, find happiness, or do good deeds. However, each statement is followed by the phrase "Do it anyway", encouraging the reader to act with kindness, honesty and goodwill regardless of how others may respond. The overall message is that one's relationship is with God, not other people, so you should follow your conscience and do good even if you do not receive recognition or gratitude from others.
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This document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments contain paradoxical advice presented in poetic form over multiple slides. They advise to remain kind, honest, and continue doing good even if you face unfair accusations, jealousy from others, or have your work destroyed. The commandments stress doing your best for the world regardless of whether it is appreciated or enough, and that ultimately you are only accountable to God, not other people.
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This document summarizes the "Paradoxical Commandments" written by Kent M. Keith in 1968. The commandments contain paradoxical advice presented in poetic form over multiple slides. They advise to remain kind, honest, and continue doing good even if you face unfair accusations, jealousy from others, or have your work destroyed. The commandments stress doing your best for the world regardless of whether it is appreciated or enough, and that ultimately you are only accountable to God, not other people.
Despite That
The document provides advice on maintaining positive behaviors even when facing negativity from others. It suggests continuing to forgive others when they are unreasonable, to be kind even if it leads to false accusations, and to succeed in your goals despite making enemies. Overall, the advice is to keep doing good for the world through your actions and not worry about how others may respond or what they may forget, as your relationship is ultimately with God, not other people.
Despite That - Mother Teresa
The document provides advice on maintaining positive behaviors even when facing negativity from others. It suggests continuing to forgive others when they are unreasonable, to be kind even if it leads to false accusations, and to succeed in your goals despite making enemies. Overall, the advice is to keep doing good for the world through your actions and not worry about how others may react or what they may forget, as your relationship is ultimately with God, not other people.
The Wise Way
People will often behave unreasonably and prioritize their own interests over others. However, one should continue behaving with kindness, honesty, and by helping others regardless of how people may react or what they may say. Ultimately, the most important relationship is between oneself and God, so one should focus on maintaining integrity and doing good deeds.
Do it Anyway
The document contains advice from Mother Teresa encouraging people to maintain kindness, honesty, success, and generosity even if others respond unreasonably or criticize their motives. It suggests continuing to build, be happy, do good, and give one's best efforts to the world regardless of potential negative consequences or whether the efforts are appreciated.
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People are often unreasonable and self-centered, so one should continue being kind, honest, and doing good for others regardless of how they may react. Though the world may forget your good deeds or become jealous of your success and happiness, focus on doing your best for the world and in your relationship with God, not for other people's acceptance or praise.
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People are often unreasonable and self-centered, so one should continue being kind, honest, and doing good for others regardless of how they may react. Though the world may forget your good deeds or become jealous of your success and happiness, focus on doing your best for the world and in your relationship with God, not in seeking approval or praise from others.
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