A Quote by Robin Sharma
No matter how big a house you have or how slick a car you drive, the only thing you can take with you at the end of your life is your conscience.
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All I can say is that you have to live with your conscience at the end of your life, and it's the only thing that you have that belongs to yourself and nobody else.
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