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Johnny Carson's 3 Paths to Misery

Johnny Carson's 3 Paths to Misery

In a graduation speech Johnny Carson, the legendary host of The Tonight Show, listed his prescriptions for misery:

  1. Addictions- Ingesting chemicals in an effort to alter mood or perception
  2. Envy
  3. Resentment.

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