But I also feel that there is so much more to what constitutes a person's inner beauty. The importance of the values ​​you learn as you grow will play a major factor in who you become. I believe that the quality and closeness of your relationships around you can reflect your inner beauty. The way you love, the compassion you show towards others and the things around you are all important indicators. There is a quote by Malcolm Forbes that I think perfectly reflects the idea of ​​inner beauty: “You can easily judge a man's character by how he treats those who can do nothing for him.” (Forbes, Quonation.com) Too often in modern society we do not place enough emphasis on the importance of inner beauty. In a world where there is so much hatred and violence, inner beauty should be appreciated more than ever. Your understanding of the meaning of your life and your place on this planet can be attributed to improved inner beauty for all of us. Ultimately, inner beauty can never be defined too narrowly. It is a different concept depending on regions, countries and cultures, just like external beauty. So, is inner beauty more important than outer beauty? Is there a way to clearly define the hierarchy of what can be interpreted so differently between each person? Inner beauty is not something that can be observed from afar, but only up close and personal. An interesting fact to point out is that sometimes inner beauty can influence the perception of another's outer beauty. Someone who may not have been too physically attractive to begin with can become very attractive once you learn their “inner beauty.” It can heavily influence our sense of external beauty like few other things