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“If you do something right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all”
This quote from God in Futurama kind of clicked for me at a good time in my life, following some advice from a high school band teacher as well. Some people look for extrinsic rewards (monetary, fame, whatever) but we should learn to be happy for intrinsic rewards (knowing we did our best, being happy you helped someone, etc.)