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Growth is the result of integrating your experiences, figuring out what they mean, healing any scars, and evolving beyond them. This means reflecting on what happens to you and to the world around you, as a result of you doing what you do, and extracting the right lessons. How do you know when the lessons are the right ones? When they point the way to continuing the game in the most interesting way possible, instead of adding more details to the map of whatever value-addition rut you are in.
The Art of Gig, Volume 1
Venkatesh Rao, Grace Witherell, and Jenna Dixon
store but suffering, death, and forgetfulness, he had made up his mind that life was impossible like that, and that he must either interpret life so that it would not present itself to him as the evil jest of some devil, or shoot himself. But he had not done either, but had gone on living, thinking, and feeling, and had even at that very time married, and had had many joys and had been happy, when he was not thinking of the meaning of his life. What did this mean? It meant that he had been living rightly, but thinking wrongly.
Anna Karenina
Leo Tolstoy
Reece Duca: "My goal is basically to wake up in the morning, love what I'm doing, love who I'm working with, be proud of what I'm doing, [and] help other people to be successful."
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