I think both of these concepts tie heavily into one of the keys of happiness, self-serving selflessness. Not self-serving in the way that you expect reward from others, but self-serving in the way where you're giving yourself positive self esteem. I think this also can tie into the three hobby rule which paraphrased is the idea that a hobby that helps others, makes you money, and keeps you mentally and physically healthy are important to living happily. By knowing more we further refine our goals and the exploratory aspect helps us find passions that improve our discipline. Helping others is so closely related in elevating whats around you.
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SquantoTheNative on October 23rd, 2018 at 00:53 UTC »
I think both of these concepts tie heavily into one of the keys of happiness, self-serving selflessness. Not self-serving in the way that you expect reward from others, but self-serving in the way where you're giving yourself positive self esteem. I think this also can tie into the three hobby rule which paraphrased is the idea that a hobby that helps others, makes you money, and keeps you mentally and physically healthy are important to living happily. By knowing more we further refine our goals and the exploratory aspect helps us find passions that improve our discipline. Helping others is so closely related in elevating whats around you.
jgramos on October 23rd, 2018 at 01:47 UTC »
Simple. Never be content with what you know right now, & help some people with their problems. For the latter, Zig Ziglar said it well:
"You can get anything in life you want, if you can just help enough other people get what they want."
ItsDanken on October 23rd, 2018 at 04:54 UTC »
“If you nut in space, it pushes you backwards.”
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