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Did you know that the universe is on a mission to distract you from
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remaining focused on what matters most?
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It will never stop trying to get you off track.
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Even if you once started from a position of total clarity about what
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matters most, new ideas constantly pop up, new paths want to be explored
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and, generally, times change.
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Which sometimes means that new opportunities open up.
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More often, these are just distractions.
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That's why it's so important to play clarity as an infinite game by constantly
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are we still on track?
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Do our actions still reflect what we want to be known for
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and what matters most to us?
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And did we let go off the nonessential things, the distractions?
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Let's just refuse the universe, the triumph of distracting you, will you?
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Although, now that I mentioned this here's something that might be worth it.
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The book “Essentialism” helps you recognize the utter unimportance of
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almost anything so that you can focus on what truly matters, which to me
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sounds really useful to be prepared for the infinite game of clarity.
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But now, you're in a dilemma.
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Should you let yourself become distracted by a book that teaches
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you how to not get distracted?
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clarity is an infinite game and the universe is on a mission
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to make it as hard as possible.