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I'm Gretchen Rubin, and this is a little happier.

In my research, I'm always interested to see a similar idea expressed in different ways by different people.

Here's an example from three different writers.

They are all commenting on a notion that I think many people might find counterintuitive.

The idea that we should do good works with no regard for the results for others, but only because of the rightness of the action,

and because it's the right thing for us to do for ourselves. The first example comes from

Leonard Wolfe. Leonard Wolfe was an English political theorist, author, publisher, and civil

servant, and civil servant,

and husband of author Virginia Woolf.

Ever since I read this passage from Leonard Wolfe's memoir,

The Journey Not the Arrival Matters, It Has Haunted Me.

Here's a lightly edited version of the passage, she wrote.

Looking back at the age of 88, over the 57 years of my

political work in England, knowing what I aimed at and the results, meditating on the history

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