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In Bhagavad Gita 3.35, we read: "Better to do one's own duty ineptly, than another's well." Why is that? Choose the best answer.A) If you do it for them, they will never learnB) Our only responsibility is to do our duty / dharmaC) There is no shame in failing when you tryD) Because there's no way of being sure that you can do their job well if you've never done it before
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