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Unfree in a Free World

Unfree in a Free World

We all are unfree in a free world. We do things we are obliged to do. We spend money on things we are told by society to spend on.

We are responsible for our lives, while we mistakenly think that our parents, siblings, teachers, friends or other outsiders are responsible for them.

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vihadas

entrepreneur in the making

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Author Note

Author Note

In this author says there is 4 obstacles that we face from our birth that may be from society, parents etc author says we want to solve that 4 obstacles to lead a happy and successful life. That four are

  1. we are told from childhood onwards that everything we want to do is imposs...

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