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At first I didn't want to read this one, because I didn't know who Dan Koe was. Therefore, you had me hooked with that first paragraph XD

I think it is really important for me to stress one sencence of this post again: "There´s no point in difficulty if it´s not intended to bring some kind of truthful output for us." - so damn true. We do not have enough time here on earth to keep up with everything. We literally CANNOT be a master of all crafts, of write infinite books or you name it. But sometimes we confine ourselves to suffering that makes us miserable.

I think in our day and age we are told to do so many things - meditation, blogging, keeping up with the news and politics, new beauty routines and so on and so forth. If we don't, we might be considered a failure, and we are afraid to be such. It is crucial though to make sure that we are very conscious of what we spend our energy on, especially if we want to be successful.

Thank you for this great post, looking forward to part two!

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Seeing this makes my day Sara. Thanks for taking the time to read the issue! Means a ton really! Totally agree. We can do anything. Not everything. So focus is our newest most valuable currency. We shall protect it well.

See you on Part Two,

Stay Happy!

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It's insightful to see how Dan Koe carved his path and emphasizes mastering our self-beliefs. I particularly enjoy one of his quotes "...you must choose what is worth suffering for and dedicate your life to that." Looking forward to Part Two of this series and diving deeper into 'Self-Architecture.' Thanks for sharing! 🚀 #DanKoe

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Thank you so much Winston! Let´s stick to that path too!

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Awesome essay! Thank you for sharing such valuable insights Alex. Can´t wait for part II!

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We´ll make it then! Thanks for the words!

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