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Some people live in a fool’s paradise, convinced that every success around them exists solely due to their presence. They’re quick to say, “I did this,” or “I achieved that,” yet their contributions are often empty, more noise than substance. Day after day, they talk endlessly, trying to inflate their role while adding little value.

Often, their sense of importance drives them to pull others down; it’s their way of feeling significant. They thrive on attention and dominance, but the most effective response is to remain calm and avoid engaging in a pointless competition for recognition.

When facing such personalities, remember that insecure individuals are rarely open to logical discussion. Accept this and let your peace speak louder than their words. Silence, in these situations, can be the most powerful way to maintain your inner calm and uphold the dignity of true accomplishment.