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This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1388. The emptiness of sports is most felt in victory by Joshua Becker of becoming minimalist.com

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The emptiness of sports is most felt in victory by Joshua Becker of becoming minimalist.com.

I just finished watching the New England Patriots defeat the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 49.

I lived in New England for six years and began sharing for the Patriots then.

And the Super Bowl was played in Phoenix just down the street from where I live now, so that was kind of fun.

I guess you could say my team won, or at least the team I cheer for won.

An interesting thing happens to me when a team that I cheer for wins a major sporting championship this year is no different.

I'm instantly taken back to a conversation with a friend that occurred almost 20 years ago.

Specifically, it was the mid-1990s and the Nebraska Corn Hustlers had just won the NCAA College Football Championship.

After celebrating with our friends a short while after the final whistle, we got ready to leave while the party ended.

I recall vividly sitting in the passenger seat of my friend's Honda Accord remarking how fun it was to win, but not sure knowing what to do next.

I suggested that maybe we each head home to bed because we needed to get up early the next day for school.

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