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John was always an incredibly talented individual. He had a natural knack for music, and by the time he was in his early 20s, he had already recorded several albums and made a name for himself in the industry. Fame and fortune were never his goals, however. John was simply passionate about music, and he dedicated himself fully to his craft. But as he became more successful, John's attitude towards other people began to change. He cared less and less about pleasing others and more about pursuing his own goals. He would cancel important meetings at the last minute and refuse to make appearances at industry events or interviews. Despite these negative social behaviors, John's music continued to gain critical acclaim, and he amassed a large and devoted following. He was invited to play at some of the biggest music festivals in the world and was even nominated for several Grammy awards. Years passed, and John's social circle grew smaller and smaller. He had offended many people with his selfish behavior, but he never regretted it. Even when his family and former friends expressed their disappointment in him, John remained steadfast in his beliefs and refused to change his ways. Eventually, John accomplished something truly remarkable. He composed a symphony that was hailed as a masterpiece of modern music. It was unlike anything that had ever been heard before, and it left audiences stunned with its beauty and complexity. The accolades poured in, and John was hailed as a genius. Yet, even in the face of such success, John never softened his attitude towards others. He remained distant and uninterested in socializing, content to focus on his music. In the end, John's legacy was not one of social grace or popularity. He was remembered as a brilliant musician who pushed the boundaries of what was possible in his art form. He had achieved greatness, and he did it entirely on his own terms.
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