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1:23Now PlayingHere’s a harsh truth about happiness that most people overlook and I’ll explain it to you with these toy cars.
When working towards a goal, there are two factors to consider: Distance and Direction.
Most people obsess over distance. Because distance is all about measurement and the score. How much weight did I lose, how much money did I make, how many books did I read, how many promotions did I get?
People obsess over Distance because Distance is easily measured and it’s also very impressive to others.
But what actually matters more to human happiness is Direction.
Direction is asking “Which degree is worth getting?” “Why do I want more money?” “How am I willing to lose the weight?”
Direction is all about figuring out what is actually worth pursuing in the first place.
Because if you choose the wrong goal or choose it for the wrong reasons — then it’s like driving a car the wrong way — it doesn’t matter how hard you work, you’ll never get to where you want to go.
This means asking yourself: Why you want the things you want, and being super honest with yourself. Is it because you genuinely see the value in it? Or are you just trying to impress a bunch of people who actually don’t give a shit.
It’s to impress people, isn’t it?
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