Mark Manson

And so it's not a question of getting rid of pain. It's like choosing better pain. Totally.

And so it's not a question of getting rid of pain. It's like choosing better pain. Totally.

And so it's not a question of getting rid of pain. It's like choosing better pain. Totally.

And so it's not a question of getting rid of pain. It's like choosing better pain. Totally.

It's only once you've lost something that you understand how valuable, how meaningful it was in your life. And so I just, through all my work and all my books, I consistently make the argument that pain and suffering is important.

It's only once you've lost something that you understand how valuable, how meaningful it was in your life. And so I just, through all my work and all my books, I consistently make the argument that pain and suffering is important.

It's only once you've lost something that you understand how valuable, how meaningful it was in your life. And so I just, through all my work and all my books, I consistently make the argument that pain and suffering is important.

It's only once you've lost something that you understand how valuable, how meaningful it was in your life. And so I just, through all my work and all my books, I consistently make the argument that pain and suffering is important.

It's only once you've lost something that you understand how valuable, how meaningful it was in your life. And so I just, through all my work and all my books, I consistently make the argument that pain and suffering is important.

And not only is it impossible to get rid of pain and suffering, but like, We need to have pain and suffering because psychologically it is kind of like the fuel that generates our sense of meaning and importance in the world.

And not only is it impossible to get rid of pain and suffering, but like, We need to have pain and suffering because psychologically it is kind of like the fuel that generates our sense of meaning and importance in the world.

And not only is it impossible to get rid of pain and suffering, but like, We need to have pain and suffering because psychologically it is kind of like the fuel that generates our sense of meaning and importance in the world.

And not only is it impossible to get rid of pain and suffering, but like, We need to have pain and suffering because psychologically it is kind of like the fuel that generates our sense of meaning and importance in the world.

And not only is it impossible to get rid of pain and suffering, but like, We need to have pain and suffering because psychologically it is kind of like the fuel that generates our sense of meaning and importance in the world.

So anti-fragility comes from Nassim Taleb. It's a really cool idea where he talks about how the opposite of fragility or being fragile, it's not necessarily being robust. It's actually being anti-fragile, which is you gain from pain or disorder in your life. And so if you look at things like the human body or the human mind,

So anti-fragility comes from Nassim Taleb. It's a really cool idea where he talks about how the opposite of fragility or being fragile, it's not necessarily being robust. It's actually being anti-fragile, which is you gain from pain or disorder in your life. And so if you look at things like the human body or the human mind,

So anti-fragility comes from Nassim Taleb. It's a really cool idea where he talks about how the opposite of fragility or being fragile, it's not necessarily being robust. It's actually being anti-fragile, which is you gain from pain or disorder in your life. And so if you look at things like the human body or the human mind,

So anti-fragility comes from Nassim Taleb. It's a really cool idea where he talks about how the opposite of fragility or being fragile, it's not necessarily being robust. It's actually being anti-fragile, which is you gain from pain or disorder in your life. And so if you look at things like the human body or the human mind,

So anti-fragility comes from Nassim Taleb. It's a really cool idea where he talks about how the opposite of fragility or being fragile, it's not necessarily being robust. It's actually being anti-fragile, which is you gain from pain or disorder in your life. And so if you look at things like the human body or the human mind,

And so it's not a question of getting rid of pain. It's like choosing better pain. Totally.