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"One of the major books that have influenced my life is the Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, which I read more than four decades back. And I must add that it had a very strong impact on me then. It has shaped who I am today. While objectivism, something that the characters of Ayn Rand epitomized, might have fallen by the wayside for many of Ayn Rand readers and followers over time, it sure did teach me to hold myself responsible for both my successes and failures."
"One of the major books that have influenced my life is the Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, which I read more than four decades back. And I must add that it had a very strong impact on me then. It has shaped who I am today. While objectivism, something that the characters of Ayn Rand epitomized, might have fallen by the wayside for many of Ayn Rand readers and followers over time, it sure did teach me to hold myself responsible for both my successes and failures."
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"One of the major books that have influenced my life is the Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, which I read more than four decades back. And I must add that it had a very strong impact on me then. It has shaped who I am today. While objectivism, something that the characters of Ayn Rand epitomized, might have fallen by the wayside for many of Ayn Rand readers and followers over time, it sure did teach me to hold myself responsible for both my successes and failures."
"One of the major books that have influenced my life is the Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, which I read more than four decades back. And I must add that it had a very strong impact on me then. It has shaped who I am today. While objectivism, something that the characters of Ayn Rand epitomized, might have fallen by the wayside for many of Ayn Rand readers and followers over time, it sure did teach me to hold myself responsible for both my successes and failures."