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7 ways to change your life from the philosophy
of Friedrich Nietzsche.

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Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the most unusual
philosophers, who succeeds to shock the world

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even today.

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He wrote several books, including “Thus
Spoke Zarathustra”, “Beyond Good and Evil”,

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“The Birth of Tragedy”, and “The Twilight
of the Idols” and his ideas have shaken

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the foundations of human society on many aspects
such as culture, religion, philosophy, literature,

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psychology.

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He was one of the biggest precursors of existentialism
and his

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teachings can guide us in bettering ourselves,
in gaining confidence while facing the difficulties

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of life, helping us become stronger, freer
and happier.

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More importantly, his teachings help us to
shape our own lives in the way we please.

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To help you understand the ways in which his
ideas can change your life, here are 7 habits

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we can adopt from the philosophy of Friedrich
Nietzsche:

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Spend more time alone
Nietzsche says: “I go into solitude so as

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not to drink out of everybody's cistern.

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When I am among the many I live as the many
do, and I do not think as I really think.

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After a time it always seems as though they
want to banish myself from myself and rob

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me of my soul.”

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Philosophers are often perceived as wise and
lonely creatures.

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And it seems that Nietzsche was no exception.

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Although Nietzsche enjoyed great moments of
popularity when he was a young professor at

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Basel, he only got fully acquainted with his
true inner self, when he was wandering alone

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in the Alpine mountains.

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Nietzsche believed that in social life, we
tend to copy one another so much, that as

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a result it is often difficult to understand
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We need to take more time alone to explore
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According to Nietzsche, solitude can be approached
in three different ways: 1) by avoiding being

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surrounded by people, 2) by focusing more
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and 3) by meditating on life’s meaning and
analyzing ourselves.

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Others can steal a lot of time from our lives
and we need to make time alone a priority

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to meditate, to read a book which speaks to
our soul, to walk in nature, to plan our life.

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One hour each morning and a few hours each
weekend in which you can be by yourself can

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make a huge difference to your life.

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However, we should not fall to the other extreme,
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There is a difference between solitude and
loneliness, the latter being the state of

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being alone, and having an intense desire
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So, remember to make a conscious choice to
ride solo from time to time and enjoy your

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own company.

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Mind your own business
Nietzsche says: “You have your way.

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I have my way.

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As for the right way, the correct way, and
the only way, it does not exist.”

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Nietzsche was one advocate of perspectivism,
the world view that says that since each of

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us sees the world differently, there is no
correct way to live your life as others really

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cannot see the world as you do.

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All of us have different lives and different
life experiences, it results in different

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judgements, opinions and emotions which results
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Thus, what we all have are called ‘’subjective
truths’’ and we must realize that they

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do not necessarily represent reality.

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Somebody born in a Sub-Saharan country, for
example, might see the world very differently

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from somebody born in Singapore.

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As there is no objective reality, it is important
to stop trying to convince others that our

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point of view is right as there is nothing
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We are all biased in one way or another and,
to make our lives easier, it is better to

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give up the desire to categorize things as
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In essence, everything is relative.

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To apply this Nietzschean lesson in our lives,
we should be more humble, and stop pretending

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that we have the final answers to what is
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is a journey and each step a new discovery.

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Therefore, next time when you feel the impulse
to criticize somebody for their opinions or

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who they are, you should stop for a few moments
to reflect on this.

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It is very easy to dismiss an opposing view
or different lifestyle as ‘wrong’ simply

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because it is not in line with one’s personal
beliefs, but most of the time these choices

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have little-to-no impact on our own lives
and as such we should not engage in the debate,

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and instead mind our own business.

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Follow your own plans
Nietzsche tells us: “He who cannot obey

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himself will be commanded.

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That is the nature of living creatures.”

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According to Nietzsche, freedom is not a given
right, it is a faculty that must be exercised.

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By being lazy in exercising this faculty,
we might fall into the trap of following other

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people and groups which he termed the herd
mentality, instead of following ourselves,

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our true instincts and reason.

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When faced with an unpleasant situation, most
people try to get away with the smallest energy

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expenditure possible, being too lazy to think
for themselves as it is much easier to follow

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somebody else, a group, which tells you what
is right and wrong, how you should behave,

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and even who you are.

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Thinking for yourself requires a great deal
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a level of effort few people choose to put
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We need to listen to Nietzsche and make the
effort to be disciplined, to listen to our

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inner voice, our reason and act according
to our own values and principles.

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In other words, we need to obey ourselves
first before acting in society.

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We might start doing so by having a real introspection,
discovering who we really are, what we need

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to do in order to be happy, what kind of job
would be appropriate to our skills and goals

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in life, what kind of person we should be
in a relationship with, where we want to be

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in 10 years time.

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Starting with these answers, we can create
a long term plan and we need to review this

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plan frequently, to make sure we don’t deviate
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We can change our plans from time to time,
but when we do, we need to make sure the change

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was not dictated by somebody else’s goal
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Choose reality over religion
To quote Nietzsche: “In Christianity neither

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morality nor religion come into contact with
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An essential aspect of Nietzsche’s philosophy
is his criticism of religion, of Christianity

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In the past, followers of Christianity generally
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the chapters of Genesis and the Apocalypse.

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Nowadays, many believers don’t take the
Bible at face value, but rather interpret

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it in their own ways or according to their
community, trying to find meaning and wisdom

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that is in-step with our modern-day sensibilities.

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But Nietzsche saw the rift between religion
and reality, aggressively blaming religion

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for not only sugar-coating reality, but also
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One of the main theses of Nietzsche’s philosophy
is that Christianity is born out of resentment

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towards the ruling classes.

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He saw it as creating an illusory reality
and morality in order to attack the ruling

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class at a time when Christians were amongst
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of a powerful Roman empire.

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In time, after seeing the potential of this
new religion, the very men of power Christianity

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formed in protest of, started to use it to
further keep the masses under control.

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Nietzsche advises us to stay away from religion,
as it is a way to take us away from reality,

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to control us, injecting ourselves with a
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For every claim you hear, you need to look
for its proof, for its basis in reality, you

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need to be able to see the facts, not only
the stories attached to those facts and you

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need to reject those stories which the facts
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For example, if your community believes that
seeing a black cat crossing the street is

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bad luck, you should research and test this
claim, perhaps observing the occurrences of

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seeing a black cat and correlating it with
the events that took place in your life in

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the days immediately before and after.

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With this evidence you can start to draw your
own conclusions about the veracity of that

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superstition.

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The same approach can be taken with any kind
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Follow your intuition
In the words of Nietzsche: “Thoughts are

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the shadows of our feelings - always darker,
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Nietzsche focused mostly on intuition and
gut instincts, sometimes seeing himself more

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as a psychologist rather than a philosopher,
confessing he can “smell” if somebody

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is not authentic.

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He considered that our thoughts are controlled
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For example, when we make a decision, we sometimes
feel we just follow our logical reasoning,

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but actually it's our mind that tricks us
as our thought process is influenced by our

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feelings including desire, fear, anxiety.

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Considering this view of a thought as a shadow
of our feelings, in order to really know ourselves

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and others, we should rather rely on our intuition
and instincts when it comes to making important

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decisions in our life.

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Oftentimes we are not aware of what makes
us act as we act and logic cannot help us

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because our mind is corrupted by our feelings.

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To live an authentic life, in line with who
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instincts and intuition more, because they
are meant to push us to obtain the things

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that we really desire and to avoid the things
we fear.

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One effective way to take a deep look inside
our feelings is to learn to pay more attention

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to our emotions.

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A few times every day, stop what you are doing
and ask yourself “how am I feeling right

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now?”, “what can I do to improve my emotional
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Also, when confronting some tough decisions,
you can ask yourself “do I feel alright

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with the actions of my spouse, my boss, or
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If not, you need to take action to let them
know something bothers you.

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Or you can ask yourself “would I feel happier
if I take this action instead of another like

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moving to another city and so on.

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Getting in touch with your emotional side
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life’s problems and tough decisions.

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Use envy to your advantage
Nietzsche teaches us to: “Look at who you

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envy, that is the person you should aim to
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For Nietzsche, envy is a positive feeling,
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This is in line with many other of his teachings,
gravitating around the idea that it is better

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to face your inside monsters rather than hide
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Becoming conscious of everything you fear
and are anxious about is important for maintaining

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your psychological health.

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Some motivational or spiritual gurus advise
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envy, suggesting we should behave in a peaceful
way, being kind with everybody, avoiding conflict

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even with ourselves and ignoring negative
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But this is at complete opposition with what
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He was against repressing emotions, even if
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We have to explore them, finding them a positive
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Instead of ignoring the feeling of envy, you
should rather use the people you envy as your

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role models.

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Instead of trashing them and having resentment,
it is better to try to imitate them, to learn

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from the way they speak and act and find out
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Think of all the celebrities you envy, as
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you have a gram of envy towards and ask yourself
what are they doing differently?

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Do they have an advantage in life that you
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How can you compensate for this?

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What can you do on a daily basis to progress
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Maybe you envy one of your workplace colleagues,
who always looks stunning, dressed in expensive

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clothes, garnering perpetual praise and salary
raises, seemingly without any effort.

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Perhaps it’s not their looks, but their
friendly and relaxed attitude that makes people

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more attracted to them.

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Instead of complaining about the unfair treatment
between you and them, it is better to face

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the harsh reality that you might lack the
social skills and positive attitude that can

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push you further up the ladder of success.

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You might need to listen to more self-development
content, read more books on how to increase

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your social skills and likeability, or buy
new clothes that make you feel more confident.

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Rather than keeping your anger and resentment
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to bring you more success in life.

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Find happiness in the little things
In our final quote from Nietzsche for this

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video, he says: “How little it takes to
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The sound of a bagpipe.

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Without music, life would be a mistake.

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The German even imagines God as singing songs.”

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Like Schopenhauer, Nietzsche placed music
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one can live.

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Good music is not to excite our senses, but
to transcend our spirit into a greater and

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divine reality, filling our hearts with joy.

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Enjoying life plays an important place in
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One of his big themes is the dionysiac experience,
a celebration of all the senses, living dangerously,

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pushing the limits of our existence.

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The more developed a person is, the more elevated
his or her pleasures in life, and the more

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happiness he might extract from the small
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Happiness is free and very common, we do not
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You wont get happiness by gaining a job position,
by earning a lot of money, finding the perfect

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partner, moving into a dream house, buying
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According to Nietzsche, happiness is a state
of being which comes and goes, and the more

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open you are to life in general, the more
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You might live in a very poor environment,
you might be without family or friends, but,

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if you are receptive to everything that happens
around you, if you can learn to find meaning

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and pleasure from the little things in life,
like the sound of birds at your window or

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the colour of the sky, you can be as happy
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You can experience happiness if you can walk
in nature, if you surround yourself with music

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and great art.

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