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“We all create an outward self with which to face the world, and some people come to believe that is what they truly are. So they people the world with doctors who are nothing outside of the consulting-room, and judges who are nothing when they are not in court, and business men who wither with…” quote by Robertson Davies
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““We all create an outward self with which to face the world, and some people come to believe that is what they truly are. So they people the world with doctors who are nothing outside of the consulting-room, and judges who are nothing when they are not in court, and business men who wither with boredom when they have to retire from business, and teachers who are forever teaching. That is why they are such poor specimens when they are caught without their masks on. They have lived chiefly through the Persona.””

Robertson Davies

About This Quote

Source Novel: Fifth Business by Robertson Davies, 1970

People often define themselves solely by their professional roles, forgetting their deeper identity, leading to a fragile sense of self when those roles end.

In simple terms: Roles can mask true self; losing them feels exposing.

Key Takeaway

Cultivate identity beyond work titles.

Themes

identity role self authenticity masking

Mood

reflective thoughtful analytical

Type

philosophical psychological literary

When to use this quote

  • career transition
  • retirement
  • life coaching
  • therapy
  • education

Key Concepts

persona self-concept existential career social expectations

Questions to Reflect On

  • What aspects of yourself remain when your job ends?
  • How can you nurture a core identity beyond titles?
A Different Perspective

Roles can be limiting and may cause existential crisis when removed.

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