• nehal3m@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    This is basically stoicism. Appreciate what you have. Try imagining you’ve lost it, it’s called negative visualization.

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    I get the sentiment of this post and just being satisfied and content with that you have, but I also feel like this is just “ money can’t buy happiness” wrapped in a new Wrapper. I know the OP post of it most likely did not mean it as that, but itt to feels like the bourgeois would this to keep us “poors” for wanting a small percentage of what they have. I like the idea for sure just see how it could weaponized against the 99%.

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      1 year ago

      Which brings us to the second hot tip of the day: When you stop treating everything as ‘us vs them’, you also gain some happiness.

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    1 year ago

    If more people thought like that instead of not being satisfied unless they get two offshore vacations a year things would be much better for everyone

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    I mean yeah, that’s what I do. I cherish my little joys and super cherish the big bonus ones. Still miserable, but I cherish them lol.

    • Facelikeapotato@lemmy.mlOP
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      My old cat would groom my eyebrows, I feel it. My current cat tries to groom my hair, then bites my head when it won’t cooperate.