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I reach a goal and instead of celebrating, I immediately think, what's next? Good. I don't want to lose my drive, but I also don't want to spend my whole life feeling like happiness is always just one step away. How can I find balance between striving for more and actually appreciating the present?

I reach a goal and instead of celebrating, I immediately think, what's next? Good. I don't want to lose my drive, but I also don't want to spend my whole life feeling like happiness is always just one step away. How can I find balance between striving for more and actually appreciating the present?

I reach a goal and instead of celebrating, I immediately think, what's next? Good. I don't want to lose my drive, but I also don't want to spend my whole life feeling like happiness is always just one step away. How can I find balance between striving for more and actually appreciating the present?

I feel like another thing here, we got to remove a fallacy.

I feel like another thing here, we got to remove a fallacy.

I feel like another thing here, we got to remove a fallacy.

We got some things to work.

We got some things to work.

We got some things to work.

And I don't know how else to tell you that. I mean, to your point, because I really, I don't want to miss this piece here because I think it's also important, man. We talk about it, you talk about it with anxiety, right? And like this idea of happiness, I want you to dispel this myth. Like people expect or they have this like expectation that they're supposed to be happy all the fucking time. No.

And I don't know how else to tell you that. I mean, to your point, because I really, I don't want to miss this piece here because I think it's also important, man. We talk about it, you talk about it with anxiety, right? And like this idea of happiness, I want you to dispel this myth. Like people expect or they have this like expectation that they're supposed to be happy all the fucking time. No.

And I don't know how else to tell you that. I mean, to your point, because I really, I don't want to miss this piece here because I think it's also important, man. We talk about it, you talk about it with anxiety, right? And like this idea of happiness, I want you to dispel this myth. Like people expect or they have this like expectation that they're supposed to be happy all the fucking time. No.

It's not the case.

It's not the case.

It's not the case.

Rather win.

Rather win.

Rather win.

I love it, man. Well, guys, let's get to our third and final question. You know, we've been talking about boundaries in the personal development space, like just personal life. And this question is specifically about boundaries in business. So let's get into question number three, guys.

I love it, man. Well, guys, let's get to our third and final question. You know, we've been talking about boundaries in the personal development space, like just personal life. And this question is specifically about boundaries in business. So let's get into question number three, guys.