This quote is one of my favorites, its really represent Eleanor 's concept of life what she dreamed to accomplish with her human rights achievements such as civil right movement is for human equality. every time I read it it reminds me of another quote by Eleanor 's husband president Franklin D.roosevelt which is " If you treat people right they will treat you right___ninety percent of the time"
Which basically means good karma always comes back to those who are deserve of it.
Moreover, When you think about it life actually not fair it 's hard to live in a world full with disappointment, wars, hunger and risks every single day. So the why bring more negativity to people lives! Every human live should be highly valued, we must have worth thats is priceless. No one in this world have to feel unworthy or is being used by someone for any reason period. To ask others to do anything you don 't consider doing yourself weather
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Furthermore, to make this saying by the amazing Eleanor roosevelt More clear I want to explain it by this example back when I was in high school my teacher divided us to groups of four and he gave us a task to write as a team, an essay about human migration. The reason of it to teach us how to think and come up with ideas as indenvuals then merge these Ideas as one mind. However, one of our team members was a know-it-all and a helpless person at the same time! He kept telling the student including me to do all the work. For example, he told me to go to a migration office to ask them if they can mention any former immigrant so we could ask he/she very detailed questions. He said it will be helpful if we could interview someone. To me I liked his idea but I told him I can 't do it because I 'm a shy person and I told him your a great fit for this job do it. He replied no way he will do such a thing he will never violates someone 's privacy! I was shocked that he asked me to do so but he was unwilling to do it