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The Goal of Life

"The goal of life is to think and decide less and lesser in daily basis, until you have only very few important matters to think and decide about.

It's actually weird but kinda funny, how knowledge works. They have been with me for a long time; the idea of managing time, creating habits, the importance of making less decisions, and managing energy. Yet, it took me reading so many books about those topics for many years, until yesterday, I finally grab the whole ideas and how they affect each other, just for that one single point.

It is one thing to know about things, it is another to understand them, and definitely another more to really grasp the whole idea of those things. It changes my reasons completely."

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