The Interpretation Of The Truth
Not being ambitious or aspirational is looked down upon to any normal person, but if the person is grateful, the life that is led is a happier, more fulfilled one.
Pain and failure, according to Mark Manson, provide us with positive results:
- The hardships our body endures in a gym results in us getting into a better shape.
- The failures in our career and business provide us with the necessary life lessons to be successful much beyond what we had hoped for.
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