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What do You Live For?
What do You Live For?
Borrowed luxury emptiness
Construction worker happiness
GDP and depression
Happiness vs Wealth
Integrity shipwreck fable
Invisible karmic force
Meaning of true success
Rockefeller letter to son
Solon and the beggar
The Words of My Perfect Teacher
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Chapters
00:00
Opening Remarks
00:58
Sages are Lonely: How to Balance Inner Solitude with Social Life
02:10
From Celebrities to Gangsters: The First Step for Any Buddhist
08:28
The Mother Cow: Why Living Only for Survival Makes Us No Different from Animals
11:00
The Generational Clash: Why a Father from the 70s Can't Understand His Westernized Son 70
20:13
Why Happiness Drops as Income Rises
26:00
Rockefeller's Letter: Why Failure is the Best Kind of Success
30:51
Laughter in the Construction Tent: Why Migrant Workers are Happier than High-Paid City Dwellers
34:45
The Shipwreck Fable: Why "Intelligence" Dumped "Integrity" Overboard
46:57
The Pheasant's Feathers: The Emptiness of Borrowed Luxury
51:57
Solon and the "Beggar": A Tattered Book from a Hidden Millionaire
54:30
The Life-Changing Book: How "The Words of My Perfect Teacher" Transformed Khenpo
59:29
The Invisible Force: Why Do Classmates Have Different Destinies 20 Years Later?