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This is Optimal Living Daily episode 1415 the disease of more part one by Mark Manson of markmanson.net.

And I'm just a mullick happy Saturday. Welcome to one of the only podcasts in the world where blogs are narrated to you for free with permission from the authors and websites and award winning podcasts thanks to you for voting.

And I'll keep this intro nice and short for the weekend. So let's get right to it and start optimizing your life.

The disease of more part one by Mark Manson of markmanson.net.

Success is often the first step toward disaster. The idea of progress is often the enemy of actual progress.

I recently met a guy who despite having a massively successful business and awesome lifestyle, a happy relationship, and a great network of friends,

told me with a straight face that he was thinking of hiring a coach to help him reach the next level.

When I asked him what this elusive next level was, he said he wasn't sure and that's why he needed a coach to point out his blind spots and show him what he's missing out on.

Oh, I said, and then stood there awkwardly for a moment, gauging how brutally honest I was willing to be with someone I just met.

This guy was very enthusiastic, clearly ready to spend a lot of money on whatever problems someone decided to tell him he had.

But what if there is nothing to fix? I said, what do you mean? He asked, what if there is no next level? What if it's just an idea you made up in your head?

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