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Powerful Lessons I Got from “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck” (2|3)

Do you feel like you're not living your best life because you're preoccupied with meeting someone else's expectations?  The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck offers a counterintuitive approach to living a fulfilling life. In this book, Mark Manson teaches you to let go of the things holding you back and stop worrying about other people's opinions. You'll learn to live according to your values and find happiness despite your flaws. If you're prepared for genuine change in your life

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“Self-sufficiency is the greatest of all wealth.” — Epicurus.

This passage discusses the concept of "Fck You Money" and the misconception that having abundant wealth and power will guarantee one's freedom and independence. The author mentions that the idea of "Fck You Money" is elusive, as the more we strive for it, the further it seems to be from our grasp. Instead, the author suggests that true wealth and freedom come from self-sufficiency, having fewer needs, and possessing resilient skills that allow us to thrive in any situation. The author cites David "DHH" Heinemeier Hansson's observation that "F*ck You Money" can be a state of mind founded on personal confidence that allows one to stand their ground even if one loses material possessions. The author also references Emerson's essay...

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“You are only entitled to the action, never to its fruits.” — Bhagavad Gita

No other book or scripture influenced Gandhi, shaped his character, and transformed his life as profoundly and permanently as the Bhagavad Gita. This quote from the Bhagavad Gita is a reminder to focus on the process of doing something rather than worrying about the outcome. You control the action, but the outcome is not always in your hands. For example, imagine you are studying for an important exam. You can only control the amount of effort and time you put into studying, but you cannot control the grade you receive. If you focus on the process of learning to the best of your ability and do not worry too much about the outcome, you will be less stressed and more...

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“Every man I meet is my master in some point, and in that I learn of him.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Ralph Waldo Emerson's wisdom One can observe that everyone has a unique set of strengths and abilities that surpass one's own. This is an undeniable fact. For instance, someone may excel at maintaining eye contact, while another person may have quantum physics or geopolitics expertise. Some people may be more knowledgeable in gift-giving, name-recalling, weightlifting, anger management, self-confidence, or building friendships. No individual can claim to be the best at all these things, and no one cannot improve. Therefore, acknowledging this reality requires humility. Furthermore, one should approach every encounter with an open mind and enthusiasm, viewing each experience as an opportunity to learn from others. This perspective can facilitate growth and skill development at a rapid pace. Best of...

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“Character is fate.” — Heraclitus

Heraclitus Wisdom Many employers evaluate an applicant’s education and work experience during the hiring process since past accomplishments may predict future achievements. However, is past success always an accurate indicator? Luck has been known to play a significant role in some people's success, such as those who gained admission to prestigious schools due to their parents' influence. Additionally, young individuals who have not yet established a track record may not be deemed valuable. Nevertheless, the character is a more reliable measure of a person in job interviews, friendships, relationships, and all other aspects of life. Character is the best tool to achieve personal growth and advancement in life, possibly not immediately but certainly over the long term. The same principle applies...

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