Quote by John W. Gardner

True happiness involves the full use of one's power and talents.

True happiness involves the full use of one's power and tale

Summary

This quote implies that true happiness cannot be achieved without utilizing one's abilities and potential to the fullest extent. It suggests that simply existing or living a passive life is not enough to experience genuine happiness. Instead, true happiness requires actively engaging in endeavors that allow individuals to showcase their skills, talents, and capabilities. By making use of their personal power and potential, individuals can lead a fulfilling life that aligns with their true selves and brings them a deep sense of joy and contentment.

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