Who Are The People That Are Going To Be Happy In Life
It's the people who feel a sense of mastery, that they have control over their destiny. They have realized that they don’t need to be better than the person next to them. Instead, they should judge themselves on the work they’re doing in the world, how it aligns with their own interest, and wake up every day with a sense of joy.
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