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It's actually a story that I heard Ryan Reynolds, the actor, say. And he's like, you know, his wife, Blake Lively, he's like, I've never loved somebody as much as I love Blake. I think it was impossible that I'd ever love somebody more. And he goes, and that instilled a day that Blake gave birth to our baby daughter.
It's actually a story that I heard Ryan Reynolds, the actor, say. And he's like, you know, his wife, Blake Lively, he's like, I've never loved somebody as much as I love Blake. I think it was impossible that I'd ever love somebody more. And he goes, and that instilled a day that Blake gave birth to our baby daughter.
It's actually a story that I heard Ryan Reynolds, the actor, say. And he's like, you know, his wife, Blake Lively, he's like, I've never loved somebody as much as I love Blake. I think it was impossible that I'd ever love somebody more. And he goes, and that instilled a day that Blake gave birth to our baby daughter.
And then the moment I saw the daughter, I knew that if we were ever under attack, I would use Blake as a human shield to protect that baby. Yeah. And having two kids, I was like, that's exactly right. That is the best description. And so when I, I, I don't just read these stories. I try to put myself in their shoes. And like, I want to like cry thinking about that happening to my son.
And then the moment I saw the daughter, I knew that if we were ever under attack, I would use Blake as a human shield to protect that baby. Yeah. And having two kids, I was like, that's exactly right. That is the best description. And so when I, I, I don't just read these stories. I try to put myself in their shoes. And like, I want to like cry thinking about that happening to my son.
And then the moment I saw the daughter, I knew that if we were ever under attack, I would use Blake as a human shield to protect that baby. Yeah. And having two kids, I was like, that's exactly right. That is the best description. And so when I, I, I don't just read these stories. I try to put myself in their shoes. And like, I want to like cry thinking about that happening to my son.
And even then he's like, listen, you're going to mourn. It's going to change. Certain bad things are going to happen in your life, right? And many of these are, they're out of your control. That's the point. That's why. It's like self-utility is not the solution. You're going to grieve. You're going to mourn. You're going to be changed forever.
And even then he's like, listen, you're going to mourn. It's going to change. Certain bad things are going to happen in your life, right? And many of these are, they're out of your control. That's the point. That's why. It's like self-utility is not the solution. You're going to grieve. You're going to mourn. You're going to be changed forever.
And even then he's like, listen, you're going to mourn. It's going to change. Certain bad things are going to happen in your life, right? And many of these are, they're out of your control. That's the point. That's why. It's like self-utility is not the solution. You're going to grieve. You're going to mourn. You're going to be changed forever.
If you lose your God, if you lose your child, the rest of your life is going to be fundamentally different. Using a parent, your life is fundamentally different.
If you lose your God, if you lose your child, the rest of your life is going to be fundamentally different. Using a parent, your life is fundamentally different.
If you lose your God, if you lose your child, the rest of your life is going to be fundamentally different. Using a parent, your life is fundamentally different.
And his whole point, I think he quotes Epictetus, if I'm not mistaken, where he's just like the response to the inevitable tragedies, the trials and tribulations you have in your life is like learning from them and trying to use them in a constructive fashion. It's not to wallow, oh, woe is me. Like bad things happening is a part of the human experience. So self-pity has no utility.
And his whole point, I think he quotes Epictetus, if I'm not mistaken, where he's just like the response to the inevitable tragedies, the trials and tribulations you have in your life is like learning from them and trying to use them in a constructive fashion. It's not to wallow, oh, woe is me. Like bad things happening is a part of the human experience. So self-pity has no utility.
And his whole point, I think he quotes Epictetus, if I'm not mistaken, where he's just like the response to the inevitable tragedies, the trials and tribulations you have in your life is like learning from them and trying to use them in a constructive fashion. It's not to wallow, oh, woe is me. Like bad things happening is a part of the human experience. So self-pity has no utility.
Utilize, spend your time doing something else.
Utilize, spend your time doing something else.
Utilize, spend your time doing something else.
Oh, this is my favorite. This is literally what I'm doing for a living because it's also in the books. So my idea was just like, I don't think like... You don't have to be smarter than everybody else, right? And some of that's out of sight of your control. It doesn't matter what I do for the rest of my life.
Oh, this is my favorite. This is literally what I'm doing for a living because it's also in the books. So my idea was just like, I don't think like... You don't have to be smarter than everybody else, right? And some of that's out of sight of your control. It doesn't matter what I do for the rest of my life.