Motivational Quotes from "Everything is Fcked" by Mark Manson

AuthorMark Manson
Genre:  Non-Fiction, Self-Help
PublisherHarperOne

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Quotes


“Science is arguably the most effective religion because it is the first religion that is able to evolve and improve upon itself.”


“Our crises of hope often start with a basic sense that we do not have control over ourselves or our destiny.”


“The pursuit of happiness is a toxic value that has long defined our culture. Living well does not mean avoiding suffering; it means suffering for the right reasons.”


“Moral gaps are where our values are born.”


“Ultimately, we are moved to action only by emotion. That's because action is emotion.”


“People now had a ton of free time to sit and think and worry about all sorts of existential shit that they had never considered before.”


“We can be truly successful only at things we are willing to fail at.”


“Ultimately, the most meaningful freedom in your life comes from your commitments, the things in life for which you have chosen to sacrifice.”


“if you can tap into people’s insecurities, they will buy just about any damn thing you tell them to.”


“And people are always mistaking what feels good for what is good.”


“Young adulthood is a period when many people struggle with values, control, and community.”


“The only way to change our values is to have experiences contrary to our values”


“To build and maintain hope, we need three things: a sense of control, a belief in the value of something, and a community.”


“Life is one never-ending stream of pain, and to grow is not to find a way to avoid that stream but, rather, to dive into it and successfully navigate its depths.”


“Leaders need their followers to be perpetually dissatisfied; it’s good for the leadership business. If everything were perfect and great, there’d be no reason to follow anybody.”

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