Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure

David Brooks
Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure
Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure
Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure
Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure
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Learning was a by-product of her search for pleasure. She always wanted to learn, and she always did. The sound of a word or a passage in a book that she didn’t know stimulated her curiosity. She was the strongest student in her class and earned many awards for her academic achievements. Her teachers all agreed that they were happy to have such a bright student.

Source: The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources Of Love, Character, And Achievement

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