In his book, Hsieh wrote about three types of happiness: pleasure, passion, and purpose.
Pleasure is the easiest, but most fleeting. Passion can sustain you for years, but eventually will pass. Purpose can last you a lifetime.
Pleasure is the easiest, but most fleeting. Passion can sustain you for years, but eventually will pass. Purpose can last you a lifetime.
It only confirms my suspicion that a lot of pop psychology is written by people who are desperately trying to solve their own psychological issues and instead externalize them onto the rest of the world. I don't have undiagnosed mental illness that I'm "treating" with loads of drugs and alcohols. I just have to "find my purpose."
Dead in a shed from a fire that started from candles. I can't believe people still wear these.
Simply knowing what's true, and teaching what is true, doesn't make you a true believer.
Could have been Dahmer's philosophy.