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And if this person is truly just a jerk, you can always just tell yourself every day they have to wake up as their miserable self and you get to wake up as you.
every day they have to wake up as their miserable self
If it's February and you're crossing the Atlantic, you're going to be absolutely miserable.
So when most of us think about capitalism, especially when we think about its downsides—long hours, low wages, miserable working conditions, child labor, unemployed Stans—that's what we're thinking about.
(long hours, low wages, miserable working conditions,
But they're both often miserable experiences.
and I remember sitting, going into that screening feeling really quite miserable.
feeling really quite miserable.
Because it's miserable.
I found peace on the opposite end of finding myself. And no one really finds himself without going through trials, tribulations, suffering, accountability. And accountability is suffering. Being accountable every day for doing right for yourself, for the people next to you, it's miserable.
The second way I see people fail is they think it's going to be really hard and miserable, treacherous, not worth it.
Straight out miserable, right?
I don't know if you guys seen the Kumon logo, but even the logo itself looks miserable.
You can play your favorite music, study in a comfortable chair, or anything else you like, then you won't feel so miserable at just the thought of working.
Just be, just be miserable for the rest of your life.