Frank Tyger Quote

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Frank Tyger worked as a writer for the New Jersey Trenton Times. Some of his work was reprinted internationally and nationally. This quote means that being able to do what you want means you have freedom. Liking what you do such as a job or hobby is happiness. I chose this quote because doing what you want whenever you want is clearly able to achieve with freedom, but actually liking what you do is real happiness. I believe people confuse the

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