Quote of the Day by Ernest Hemingway: ‘There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man…’
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A widely attributed Ernest Hemingway quote challenges success measured by outperforming others, advocating instead for self-improvement. Despite popular attribution, researchers trace similar versions to W.L. Sheldon in 1897. The message emphasizes internal comparison over external status metrics like income or rank, promoting continuous improvement and accountability relevant to modern workforces.
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Ernest HemingwayW.L. SheldonPeter L. HaysPlayboy (1963)