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If we are true to ourselves, we can not be false to anyone.

"If we are true to ourselves, we can not be false to anyone."
— William Shakespeare
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Meaning of this quote

Personal integrity is linked with treating other people honestly. In the play, the underlying advice is part of Polonius’s instructions to Laertes.

Key takeaway: Keep your conduct consistent with your professed values.

Origin of the quote

Paraphrase of Hamlet, Act I, Scene III.

Who actually said this?

Commonly attributed

The play uses a different formulation beginning with advice to be true to one’s own self. The post modernizes and rewrites it.

Attributed author: William Shakespeare, paraphrased by an unidentified adapter

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