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Ok but then don't be surprised if you get consumed by anxiety as you slowly realize that you've been chasing a mirage. This is dangerously one-sided advice.
If you think it's dangerous to tell people to not be ashamed of wanting things, not much else here will click. Bad things happen to good people while they're trying to do real things. People don't always get what they want. The alternative is an intolerable cultural agorophobia.
You are moving the goalpost. Your tweet said nothing about shame, but it did explicitly endorse obsessive wanting. I do often agree with your tweets, I just don't think this particular one is well thought through.
"shame" is literally in the tweet, which is on its face about not apologizing, I genuinely do not know what you are reading
Many think that most people who pursue success don’t make it (those who want big things). However, it seems that is only the case with those who try once.
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