one life (unless you’re a cat a Buddhist) it’s often dictated us socie — Ellen Rowland, Everything Thought Knew: Exploration Life Learning

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We only have one life (unless you’re a cat or a Buddhist) and it’s often dictated to us by what society tells us we should do. So we normalize and accept the paradox. We glamorize busy, but long to take a breath. We praise fat pay checks, but forget to be generous. We flaunt accumulation, but don’t use what we have. We value our diplomas, but forget how to be curious. We push a button on a treadmill that doesn’t take us anywhere as we look out at the park across the street.

Ellen Rowland, Everything I Thought I Knew: An Exploration of Life and Learning

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