Getting annoyed at other people's entitlements has caused me to reflect on my own entitlements. You are not entitled to a single thing in this life. Not health nor wealth nor happiness. I think a lot of unhappiness is downstream of the mistaken belief that you deserve something you aren't getting

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8. FREE YOURSELF FROM THE MYTH OF THE MERITOCRACY.
There is no earning. There’s no deserving. There’s no reward. Divest your ego of the want to prove itself through struggle, sacrifice, and hard work. Become attuned to your needs and honor them as they arise. Feel into your body. Let inner wisdom be your guide. Go where you are called. Eat when you are hungry. Rest when you are tired.

9. TELL THE TRUTH. 
We are being so thoroughly lied to it's an epidemic. Say how you're feeling. Admit when you don't know. Speak your truth. Repudiate lies, deceptions and misrepresentations. Hold yourself and others accountable. Own your talents and abilities. Advocate for the people and things you believe in. Use your voice.

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I feel like this is one of those things similar to what @cameron had said in our last /okbanger show...

(if your reaction to "you don't need to reflect" is "hell yeah" you should probably reflect more, and if you disagree then you should reflect less)

similarly here, if you think you are entitled then you probably should be questioning that, and if you think you don't deserve it then you probably do?

I like the phrasing in point 8. in this feminist economy framework

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I feel like this is one of those things similar to what @cameron had said in our last /okbanger show...

(if your reaction to "you don't need to reflect" is "hell yeah" you should probably reflect more, and if you disagree then you should reflect less)

similarly here, if you think you are entitled then you probably should be questioning that, and if you think you don't deserve it then you probably do?

I like the phrasing in point 8. in this feminist economy framework
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it's sort of funny to think we are always on the wrong side of reflection, either too much or too little

contemplated your reply over lunch

I don't think it's right or wrong (since that only ties us up into knots)

closer to what is more comfortable / less tension / more beautiful