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#305. Dad, sometimes I feel like I have no direction.

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Having no direction is an excuse to get one step closer to a more fulfilling life.

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#304. Dad, my finances are a mess.

#306. Dad, what does it mean to embrace our vulnerabilities.

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The goal is not to be perfect. The goal is to be better than before.

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Our own unrealistic expectations of ourselves and others makes us unhappy.

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#288. Dad, tell me about failure and self-worth.

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