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Prioritize fewer, meaningful values (relationships, growth) over chasing status, possessions, or approval.
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Pain, failure, and discomfort are inevitable. Choose purposeful suffering aligned with your values.
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Avoidance breeds misery. Fulfillment comes from action, not passive waiting for inspiration.
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Define your life by what you’re willing to suffer for (love, goals, values).
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Fleeting highs (new job, money) lose charm. Anchor in lasting purpose, not endless wanting.
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Everyone struggles—confront pain without shame. Solidarity > isolation.
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Superiority (“I’m awesome”) and insecurity (“I suck”) are two sides of selfishness. Stop needing to feel “special.”
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Small, daily efforts compound. Start even unmotivated. Counter tech-fueled insecurity with simplicity.
"Counter tech-fueled insecurity" means fighting the anxiety, self-doubt, and inadequacy caused by technology—especially social media, apps, and the internet.
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Not all suffering is equal. Romeo and Juliet-style recklessness destroys; intentional struggle fuels growth.
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"Own agency" means taking full responsibility for your choices, actions, and reactions
Solve your problems; don’t control others. Unconditional love = support without fixing.
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Admit fault: Acknowledge toxic values (selfishness, disrespect).
Prove change: Words are cheap; trust rebuilds through consistent action over time.
Like a china plate: shattered repeatedly, it’s irreparable.
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Avoiding discomfort destroys relationships. Healthy bonds thrive on productive conflict—it reveals authenticity.
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Perfection is a trap. Progress is moving from wrong → “less wrong” with humility. Humility here means admitting you’re flawed and open to learning.
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Freedom comes from expressing truth without fear of rejection. Let go of rigid self-identity (Buddhist insight).
Example: If you define yourself as "the perfect employee," you’ll hide mistakes and avoid risks to protect that image. Letting go of that label frees you to admit errors, learn, and grow.
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