Perhaps you're not lost?

sciart0
Apr 5
1 min read

Maybe you're just following someone else's map

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Why does achieving conventional milestones of success often leave us feeling disoriented and empty?
According to behavioral scientist Danny Kenny, one reason is that we often adopt society’s definition of success without first identifying what we genuinely value.
To break the cycle, he argues, we have to do the hard work of defining our own values — and be willing to make choices that honor them.

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