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MeditationsTheir words
Marcus Aurelius is my new one. The Roman emperor who wrote a book called Meditations, which was the beginning of Stoicism. And that's my obsession now, is Marcus Aurelius.
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Transcendental MeditationTheir words
If you ask me my three keys to a successful life, you want my three keys? Transcendental meditation, lift weights, espresso. You just do those three things and you will kill it.
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From one piece Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian and Star of "Unfrosted" (In Depth With Graham Bensinger) 3 beliefs · podcasts.apple.com
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Transcendental meditation, lifting weights and espresso are the three keys to a successful life.Their words
if you ask me my 3 keys to a successful life, you want— you want my 3 keys? Transcendental meditation, lift weights, espresso.
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Your only focus should be on getting better at what you are doing, as Marcus Aurelius says.Their words
Marcus Aurelius says your only focus should be on getting better at what you're doing.
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Worrying about how people see you, and what they say about you, is wasted time and energy.Their words
All this hand-wringing worry and concern over how are people viewing me, and someone said something bad about me, and you get so upset about it, is wasted time and energy.
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