Quote by William Hazlitt

Learning is its own exceeding great reward.

Learning is its own exceeding great reward.

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that the act of learning itself is its own reward. Instead of being motivated by external factors such as rewards or recognition, the true value lies in the process of acquiring knowledge and expanding one's understanding. It emphasizes the intrinsic satisfaction and personal growth that comes from gaining insights, acquiring new skills, and broadening horizons. The quote suggests that the journey of learning, with all its challenges and breakthroughs, can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience in and of itself.

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Learning

By William Hazlitt

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