Courage Quote by Elisabeth Hewer
““Unpassable Exam Choose one question to answer: WHAT IS MY WORTH? a) the span between your thighs b) a list of letters on an exam certificate c) the number of boys you’ve (not) been to bed with d) all of the above WHAT IS MY WORTH? a) the distance you’ve come b) the places you’re going c) the depthless truth at the centre of you d) your courage, your courage, your courage””
About This Quote
The passage questions self‑worth, suggesting it isn’t measured by external metrics or past experiences but by inner growth, purpose, and courage.
In simple terms: Self‑worth comes from inner growth and courage, not external measures.
Key Takeaway
Value yourself by inner truth and courage.
Themes
self‑worth
identity
growth
Mood
reflective
inspirational
Type
philosophical
motivational
When to use this quote
- personal development
- career decisions
- relationship choices
- overcoming insecurity
Key Concepts
existentialism
self‑reflection
psychology
Questions to Reflect On
- What inner qualities define your worth?
- How can you shift focus from external to internal validation?
A Different Perspective
External validation can still dominate self‑perception.
