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It's a quote from Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". Scrooge is told this by the ghost of an old business partner, warning him that his miserly greed has consequences. It's a good book, but if you're not up for reading it, you can get the gist from "The Muppets Christmas Carol". ๐
So my point stands - this isn't about "self fulfilment and happiness", nor is it in any way a motivational quote.