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May 19, 2020

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This is Why You’re Miserable Even Though You Do What You Love

How to stop feeling jealous of other people’s success.

If you’re miserable even though you love what you do, there’s a popular culprit: envy. You’re jealous (and even a little resentful) because someone else is doing a hell of a lot better than you are.

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This is Why You’re Miserable Even Though You Do What You Love

How to stop feeling jealous of other people’s success.

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