The most important thing is to accept your circumstances. This mindset can alleviate a lot of unnecessary suffering.

Most gains in life come from enduring short-term suffering for long-term rewards, but one should avoid becoming addicted to suffering as a measure of progress.

Examine your life and strive to make it meaningful; don't settle for a life of mere enjoyment without purpose.

Life is rife with suffering, and accepting responsibility for improving it is a noble endeavor that can lead to self-respect. If your life isn't everything you think it should be, ask yourself if you're doing everything you can, as that decision is essentially love.

When faced with challenges, how you handle your suffering defines your character. You can choose to be a victim or find meaning in your struggles.

When faced with suffering, it's easy to become resentful and vengeful, questioning the meaning of life and the purpose of existence.

When you're not happy, you're not doing anyone any favors; many people suffer silently without addressing their unhappiness. Having high expectations for your quality of life can lead to negative outcomes if you believe that suffering is somehow noble or makes you a better person. You can be both smart and happy, and it starts with the choice to be happy.

Treat your life like a movie; this perspective helps you maintain a positive outlook and engage with others more meaningfully.

You have one life to lead, so it's important to pursue a life of significance, defined by your own standards, rather than just getting by.