It's not often that words capture the very essence of one's life philosophy. When I first read George Bernard Shaw's passage about the "true joy in life," I felt as though someone had articulated the framework that had long been coursing through my veins.
This ethos—that my life is not merely for my own benefit, but rather serves as a torch passed down …
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