So many trainings where they are taught to succeed. They teach how to become strong-willed, collected, confident. Set goals and go towards them. And work tirelessly. And someone wrote well: but I would like to learn how to just live well. Happily, peacefully, with pleasure. Because there is not so much left ... These are sad words, but correct. In the America of the Great Depression, people were hired like this: it was necessary to show the best result of the result. Gather yourself with all your might, work like Stakhanov, wear out, spend all your resources, show that you are worthy of this work. That's how much you did! And then the owner said: I'll take you to work. And now what you have done has become your daily norm. This is how you should work now. This is a "sweatshop". And now you have to work hard every day. Get up at five in the morning and get to work. Meet, ride, fly and work for eighteen hours. Keep yourself in shape. Exercise in between, plan everything, allocate time. Time is money. And this is how you always have to live, do you understand? Because if you grabbed the tiger by the tail, you have to hold on - otherwise it will be bad. Everything will collapse. And even on a week-long vacation you have to think, combine, call and write. Work, in short. This is how most successful people live. And the big question is whether we want to live like this ... And for how long we will have enough. Rickshaws live a little, we were told in childhood. A well-fed and well-groomed rickshaw will live longer, but a cart is still attached to it - his success. His job. We must run and carry ... And we must seriously think about what we really want. And will there be time to enjoy the quiet evenings at the dacha or at the sea. A good book, not motivational or educational, but simply a good book. A long and interesting film. And just the opportunity to lie on the couch with someone you love. Success is eternal and constant work, stress and care. And life is not eternal. And maybe that's right - it's better to learn to live and enjoy life. And accept her for who she is ...