"The most miserable of my correspondents fit this mold. They were forever in revolt against the world and ended up sourly achieving little."
One of the conclusions made by David Brooks after reading the essays he solicited from readers over 70, assessing the successes and failures of their lives. (Oddly, the man who gave himself an "F" in everything seems to be the most interesting person.)
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
"For a time, our culture celebrated the rebel and the outsider."
Labels:
aging,
David Brooks,
optimism,
pessimism,
psychology,
self-esteem
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