he only looks at how hard a person works and what results they get-and not at what a completely horrible cow they are.
In "Shopaholic Takes Manhattan" by Sophie Kinsella, the narrative explores the idea that one's work ethic and the outcomes of their labor are of utmost importance. The protagonist showcases a relentless drive and determination, which leads to success, despite personal flaws or difficult characteristics.
This perspective emphasizes that results and hard work can overshadow shortcomings. It suggests that society often values productivity and outcomes over individual behavior or personality traits, encouraging readers to focus on their achievements rather than getting bogged down by self-doubt or negative perceptions of themselves.
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