Summary
This quote suggests that being skilled, capable, and knowledgeable in one's chosen field or pursuits is more valuable than seeking fame or recognition. It implies that the pursuit of excellence and mastery should be prioritized over seeking popularity or a high social standing. Living a life focused on competence and expertise, even if it means remaining in obscurity, is seen as a more meaningful and fulfilling way of living.
Topics
Competence
By Mark Twain