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How can anything be enough when we have endless images of perfection living inside our phones slithering from social media?
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The Cry Of The Earth Mother
It's crucial to be mindful. Making a change, realising something, and moving on in the proper direction. Knowing your notion of 'enough'.
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We know that constantly wanting more does not make us happier. But, we need to have enough to start with.
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Too Much Stuff
There is nothing wrong with having ambition, drive, the need for financial security, and lofty aspirations. The "too-muchness of life" might best describe by the below facets.
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Dwell into this thoughtfully written piece of wisdom by Emma Gannon on why humans are trapped with "too much" of everything. Also, do we really need "too much" in our lives?
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