Philosophy
Do The Right Thing Now
- Often we delay doing the right thing waiting for ideal conditions, which rarely come.
- Build the habit of doing the right thing now, regardless of convenience or comfort.
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Value Process Over Praise
- Praise and applause are just transient sounds with little real meaning or value.
- True fulfillment comes from loving the process itself, not external rewards.
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Author Morgan Housel on the good life:
“A weird thing in life is that everyone strives for a good life because they think it will make them happy. But what actually brings happiness is the contrast between what you have now and whatever you were just doing.
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- The story of a fisherman content with his simple life reveals how people waste effort chasing what they already have.
- This parable highlights the unnecessary complication of pursuing peace and happiness.
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Internal Benchmarks
- People tend to constantly reset their baseline of success based on their current achievements.
- They then compare themselves to those slightly above them, perpetually feeling dissatisfied.
- It's crucial to remember what you once aspired to and appreciate the positive aspects you've already attained.
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Staying Grounded
- The fundamental challenge of our time is not losing your mind when everyone else is going crazy.
- Stay centered by not getting dragged to extremes.
- Lock into what is true, important, and essential, even when others accept things they shouldn't.
- Remember Mike Duncan's phrase: 'The winds may howl, but I will not be swept away.'
- Stay