It's a lot easier to push through masses of work than it is to find a mind hack that puts you in a state of "flow". But the latter sells.
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Imagine that somebody wrote a self-help book and in the 1st chapter it told you to put hard work in and to enjoy your present achievements.
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In the 2nd chapter the author explains that their knowledge is either very specific to themselves or too general to be easily actionable.
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They recommend that you stop reading what they have to say and walk outside comfortably to make your own mistakes and live your own life.
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Chapters 3 to 12 are just filled with creative doodles by the author because that is what they enjoy doing with their spare time.
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Probably nobody would buy that book because it doesn't contain any actionable information on becoming a successful, important person.
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And those that did would write reviews telling others that the author should not feel happy because he is an idiot and arrogant time waster.
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It's very difficult to ever be happy when you have a value system like this.
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I don't mean to be convincing (because I'm not sure I would know how), But the self-help book I specced out is better than ones I've read.
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