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How much difference does one little letter make in a word? Take the T in egotism for example. You might think that there’s little difference between egoism and egotism, and they do have their similarities. But there is a major difference. Egoism is an excessive concern for yourself. Egotism is an inflated sense of your own importance. What separates them is that egoism is just plain selfishness whereas egotism is a view of yourself that is out of touch with reality. It comes from the Latin word ego meaning I, or self. We all have an ego, it’s the way we see ourselves. It’s like a fingerprint - no two are the same. Some egos need restraining...
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