100 Truths About a Happy Life

Author: Motohiro Itou
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Many people do various things just to gain others' recognition and praise. As a result, they have to work hard and endure hardship on things they don't actually like. However, I believe this is actually a form of laziness. Because they keep doing "what they should do" and "what they have to do," instead of pursuing "what they want to do," they are avoiding the responsibility of "creating their own lives." For everyone, there should be many things in this world that you want to do and enjoy. You can do them freely. It can even be said that you have a responsibility to do what you truly love. You can say this world is chaotic, or conversely, you can say how wonderful this world is. It's all up to you. As long as you take responsibility when choosing your life path. This manual mainly discusses 100 truths about a happy life. Survival is an act of going against the current. If you decide not to get hurt, then no one can hurt you. It's so hard to please others, so why not please yourself? The content of this manual includes: no one can tell you the meaning of survival; only you can find it yourself; if you don't do the things you love while you're alive, you're actually avoiding responsibility; I can't do what I want to do and not taking responsibility are the same thing; because people are unwilling to take responsibility for "doing what they want to do," they all end up doing "what they have to do." If you don't say, "I want to do this!" then are you avoiding some responsibilities?