Well, there isn't anything better to have than a problem that's worth solving, like that's really worth solving

Right, and so the more that you take on the more you have a reason to get out of bed in the morning, no matter what

I'm getting up, I'm trudging forward, doesn't matter what I'm suffering from, I've got things that need to be done

They're necessary, and that gives you that sense of purpose that is the antidote to bitterness

Now there's lots of different ways to interpret the world and you can maybe even make a case that there's an endless number of ways to interpret the world

And the problem with that is that kind of disorient you in terms of what you should be doing, but

Just because there's a very large number of ways to interpret the world doesn't mean there's a very large number of productive

meaningful and sustainable ways to interpret the world

These people that you're comparing yourself to you don't really know very well

What that means is that you see they're shiny outside, but you don't see the reality of their life

Well, first of all, there's danger in just comparing yourself to others period because they're not you and God only knows what

Struggles they had to undertake to get to where they were or what burdens they're currently carrying that you're not aware of

But you can certainly contrast yourself with yourself. That's a lot better

The possibility that you can

Make yourself slightly better on a continual basis is I think that's something that's accessible to everyone

I think that's equivalent to leading a virtuous life

If you do not listen to that thing that beckons you forward you will pay for it like you cannot possibly imagine

You'll have everything that's terrible about life in your life and nothing about it that's good and worse

You'll know that it was your fault and that you squandered what you could have had

Always take into account the cost of what you're doing now

Right because what people tend to think is whatever I'm doing now is risk-free and here's a bunch of options. It's like no

Whatever you're doing right now has all sorts of risks. You're just you're just blind to them because you've habituated to them

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