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#277. Dad, can I always be perfectly happy?

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There is no magic bullet to happiness. There will always be discomfort and worry.

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#276. Dad, tell me about self doubt.

#278. Dad, do I need external validation to recognize my success?

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#113. Dad, what is progress?

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Progress is any action that moves you in the direction of becoming a better, kinder human being.

#11. Dad, what is an emergency fund?

The purpose of an emergency fund is to allow a person to get through financial emergencies without incurring debt.

#436. Dad, can you find contentment without achieving your goals?

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Yes, by appreciating the journey and valuing growth over the outcome

#234. Dad, can my honesty hurt people?

DAD: Find a balance between being 100% honest and hurting people. This is a critical skill to learn.

#343. Dad, I focus too much on yesterday and tomorrow?

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Obsession with yesterday leads to regret and a constant focus on the future breeds anxiety.

#60. Dad, what percentage of items would you replace if you lost everything in a fire?

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Definitely less than 100%. We all have way too much stuff.

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