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“Of things, some are in our power, and others are not.”
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Envy is defined as resenting an advantage enjoyed by others, craving something that you don’t have but someone else does. It is a kind of admiration, an unspoken compliment.
Envy is often targeted at our peers, people in similar positions having more than we do, or enjoying life better tha...
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To make envy an inspiring, gratifying and instructive experience, we can document three things on a notepad whenever we feel the emotion: Trigger, Action and Insight.
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Paradoxically, envy can be educational, inspiring or instructive.
Coupled with awareness, envy can make the person observe and reflect on their emotions and understand what core message is being conveyed.
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The discipline of desire tells us what is, and is not, proper to want. This, in turn, derives from the fact that some things are in our power and others are not.
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Two of the four Stoic virtues are pertinent to regulating desire:
When we detach our minds from the sense of evidence of our current situation and focus on our vision, our creative mechanism can thrive.
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