“If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives. Do good anyway.” — Dr. Robert Schuller
(I was never a fan of his, or of any “televangelist” for that matter, but I’ve always liked this quote. I’m fairly sure that the sentiment had been expressed before Dr. Schuller, but probably not these exact words. Either way, it is sound advice, folks. Keep on doing good, no matter what people might say about you. Be well and . . . well, you know.) — YUR
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That quote actually comes from the Paradoxical Commandments by Kent M. Keith. Here’s a link: https://www.paradoxicalcommandments.com/
Thank you, Karen! I though I recognized the quote as being part of a larger piece. My pea-brain can’t always process a lot of poetry, but this plain speaking poem resonates with me. Thanks again for the link!
— YUR
No worries- that quote has been attributed to a LOT of different folks through the years. I think even Mother Theresa got credit for a while. 🙂