If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d appreciate others more.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d denigrate others less.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d feel less hurt when someone else is praised.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d be truly happy for others.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d see the good in others more often.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d feel less threatened by others.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d be more content and less acquisitive.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d need less importance.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d be more discerning of true value.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d let go of the unimportant things in life.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d smile more often.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d walk with a swing in our step.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d love others more.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d love ourselves more.

If we can set aside our need for praise, we’d live our lives more.