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“Don't choose what is better , but what makes you better”

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“You’ll be branded a deserter.’ Fi shrugged. ‘Such is life, old friend. Branded one thing to the next until we are no more.”

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“Talk about trouble and live troubled, talk about dreams and live passionately.”

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“For to fear death, my friends, is only to think ourselves wise without really being wise, for it is to think that we know what we do not know. For no one knows whether death may not be the greatest good that can happen to man.”

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“Almost every result that your life produces from this moment forward — good or bad — will depend upon how you choose.”

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“The way a person thinks is the key to everything that follows, good or bad, success or failure. A person’s thinking — the way he thinks — is the foundational structure upon which a life is built. Thinking guides decisions. Thinking — how a person thinks — determines every choice. Choices and decisions create action. Action is what a person does or says. Action is when a thing is done and how well or how often it’s done. Action is what a person says and to whom and with what tone of voice. A person’s actions lead to good results, bad results, and no results. And don’t forget that ‘nothing’ is an actual result. A person's thinking is what he is. There's no getting around it.”

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“Perhaps the reason almost half of the US population does not vote is related to the election choices.”

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“There are so many ways through narrative myth and the validation of social media to reassure ourselves that we are doing things right that has meant the concept of rightness has been shon of any meaning. It has become mere lip service. Rather living the right life means being in a state of questioning. It involves self-sacrifice. Making choices should not be risk free, if they are then we are not considering the right options. We have to be ok with giving up capital, social capital, online capital and actual capital. And only then we can figure out how to be right. These is a socratic saying: she who is not contented with what she has would not be contented with what she would like to have.”

Book:How Do We Know We're Doing It Right: & Other Essays on Modern Life

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