Moral Letters
034 - On A Successor's Success - Moral Letters for Modern Times
If the sincere student is not ready, the teacher is not done.
These posts deal with philosophy, and more broadly the question of how to live a good life
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If the sincere student is not ready, the teacher is not done.
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You mustn’t take the headline for the whole of the message, but rather read on.
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The steady progress we make by never stopping is a gift that compounds. Step by step, you pull away, and the crowd can never catch you.
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The true value of work is when it brings you not possessions, but self-possession, and knowledge of what is worth pursuing and what can be safely cast aside.
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For all the time that we spend worrying about things that may never happen, how much do we contemplate the one thing we can be sure of?
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Everywhere we turn, we are confronted with the incredible shrinking attention span.
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What does it matter how many miles you put on your shoes if you do not first orient yourself in the desired direction?
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Not all appreciate that hard work and sacrifice are not just the price for rewards, but a necessary precondition for valuing them.
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You could get no clearer picture of what lies in your personal future than to study your parents' generation. But this is a lesson we take up unwillingly.
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If we want a true test of our training, we must check our thoughts against the one fate we can be sure is destined to come our way.
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Now I ask you to ask yourself whether you can say you have never strayed from the path.
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I will tell you how to banish the demons that bedevil you.