A thought occurred to me yesterday. In our world we are expected to spend the vast majority of our time in a business setting. If business is not important to you, this means the vast majority of your time is spent pretending to succeed or pretending to try to succeed at something that is not important to you. It's a recipe for some kind of failure despite the fact that there are many ways of being successful. I wish we measured success by happiness instead of by business measurements.
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