A Good Person Won’t Claim to be Good

 I once knew a man who had a heart of gold. He was always kind to others, offering help whenever he could. Despite his many good deeds, he never once claimed to be a good person. In fact, he never spoke of his own goodness at all.

Instead, this man went about his days quietly and humbly. He lived a simple life, always seeking to improve himself and his relationships with those around him. He didn't need to boast about his goodness, for his actions spoke louder than words ever could.

I learned a great deal from this man, and it's a lesson I carry with me to this day. True goodness isn't about making grand declarations or seeking praise from others. It's about quietly doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.

So let us all strive to be like that man, and embody goodness in all that we do. Let us not boast of our own virtues, but rather let our actions speak for themselves. For in the end, it is not what we say that defines us, but what we do.