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“For example, children in school are never encouraged to want the material rewards of success. Success is something to be sought for its own sake, certainly not for any wealth it might bring.” quote by Daniel Quinn
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““For example, children in school are never encouraged to want the material rewards of success. Success is something to be sought for its own sake, certainly not for any wealth it might bring.””

Daniel Quinn

About This Quote

Source Book: Ishmael by Daniel Quinn, 1992

Success should be pursued for intrinsic fulfillment rather than external rewards, especially in education.

In simple terms: Seek success for its own value, not material gain.

Key Takeaway

Focus on inner purpose over external rewards.

Themes

education intrinsic motivation values

Mood

reflective thoughtful

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • school curricula
  • parental guidance
  • student goal setting

Key Concepts

humanism self-determination

Questions to Reflect On

  • What motivates you beyond money?
  • How can schools foster intrinsic goals?
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career planning

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