"The American Dream, the idea of the happy ending, is an avoidance of responsibility and commitment"
- Jill Robinson
About this Quote
This quote by Jill Robinson suggests that the concept of the American Dream, which is often connected with the concept of a "happy ending," is really a method of preventing responsibility and dedication. This implies that the idea of the American Dream is an incorrect promise, and that it is not a realistic objective. Instead, Robinson suggests that true joy and success originate from taking responsibility and making dedications. She indicates that the only method to accomplish true success is to take ownership of our lives and make meaningful dedications to our objectives. This quote motivates us to take responsibility for our lives and to make commitments that will assist us reach our goals.
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