Gandy wrote that a no, uttered from the deepest conviction, is better than a yes merely uttered to please. And i think that there is something inspirational in that for all of us, that that we get honest about why we're doing something. If it's simply to please, it's not a good enough reason. And if it's just to avoid trouble, that might be a worse reason. But that we get back to deep convictions within ourselves that we feel aright - regardless of what other people say or what else is going on.

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