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Why do we work so hard to feel so terrible
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"Why do we work so hard to feel so terrible"

- Hollis Stacy

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This quote by Hollis Stacy speaks with the idea that much of us strive to achieve our objectives, however often feel unsatisfied or unfulfilled when we reach them. It recommends that the hard work we put in to accomplish our objectives does not always lead to the happiness and satisfaction we anticipate. Instead, we might feel overloaded, exhausted, and unfulfilled. This quote encourages us to take an action back and review why we are working so tough and if it is really worth it. It suggests that we should take the time to value the journey and the little successes along the method, rather than simply concentrating on completion objective. Ultimately, this quote motivates us to find balance and happiness in our work, rather than simply feeling drained and exhausted.

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Hollis Stacy This quote is written / told by Hollis Stacy somewhere between March 16, 1954 and today. She was a famous Athlete from USA. The author also have 1 other quotes.

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