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today, I’ll move, and relax, too

maybe wisdom is realizing that what feels hard now isn't always bad for you

ownership mindset > victim mindset

we were never meant to interrupt ourselves this many times a day

here’s the trap: you think you need more happiness so you keep adding pleasures but maybe you need less

what’s the ultimate happiness?

you’ll never become calm by waiting for the world to become quiet

a life with no preferences is the best life there is

I’ve been there before and I can tell you, it’s a weird way to live your life

2500 years ago, Confucius wrote this: “The superior man thinks always of virtue; the common man thinks of comfort.” and somehow, it feels more relevant than ever

every wise person you admire has one thing in common: they knew when to speak when to listen and when to pretend to listen

can we please give more credit to this amazing line by Marcus Aurelius?

I am once again reminding myself to keep it very simple

a lot of wisdom is just not taking yourself too seriously

you have the peace now, you just need to stop chasing certainty

the ultimate reminder:

keep in mind: whatever happens is the right thing to happen or, as Marcus Aurelius once said: “Don’t be anxious. Nature controls it all.“

keep your prayers simple

strange, but true

the peace you find is directly proportional to your acceptance of what you cannot change