Quote by Earl Nightingale

Am I motivated by what I really want out of life -- or am I mass-motivated?

Am I motivated by what I really want out of life -- or am I

Summary

This quote questions whether personal desires and ambitions are driven by genuine inner motivation, or if they are influenced by external factors like societal expectations or peer pressure. It urges individuals to reflect on the authenticity of their goals and passions, and whether they align with their true desires, rather than being influenced by the opinions or desires of the majority. It encourages self-awareness and a critical examination of one's motivations to ensure a more fulfilling and personally meaningful path in life.

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Motivational

By Earl Nightingale

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