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Among the quotes left by Schopenhauer today, there is this one: "The first forty years of life are the text, and the next thirty years are the commentary on it." — Arthur Schopenhauer You have already finished writing the text. Now is the time to read through that text slowly. Things that didn't work out despite your efforts. Things that felt unfair. Things you wonder if you should have done better. That is all the text you wrote. It is not a wrong sentence. Schopenhauer wanted to say those words to you today. You tried hard enough. And it is not your fault that things didn't work out. If you have turned this on like a radio, please remember this just once today. 💬 How do you feel now when you think about things you tried hard for but didn't succeed? Please share them in the comments, and I will read them all. 📌 Subscribe to enjoy stories like this every week. 📚 Concept Summary and References (To comply with YouTube policies) Arthur Schopenhauer (1788–1860) A German philosopher. His representative work is *The World as Will and Representation*. He argued that all human actions and the movements of the world are driven by blind will. Although known as a pessimistic philosopher, he was actually a philosopher who spent his life exploring ways to escape suffering. He had a significant influence on Nietzsche, Freud, Tolstoy, and Jung. Blinder Will (Blinder Wille) A core concept of Schopenhauer's philosophy. It posits that the fundamental force moving the world is not reason or purpose, but a blind will that moves without purpose. Human desires and impulses are also part of this will, and complete free will is viewed as an illusion. Confirmation Bias and the Myth of Effort Psychologically, the phenomenon where only the stories of successful people receive attention while the stories of failures are buried is called survivor bias. This can lead to the belief that effort guarantees success being conveyed in an exaggerated manner. Expert Advice If self-blame persists when you fail to achieve desired results despite your efforts, it can lead to depression. Cognitive flexibility—considering external factors alongside self-blame—is beneficial for mental health. If you experience persistent feelings of helplessness or depression, you can contact the Mental Health Crisis Counseling Hotline at 1577-0199 or a nearby Mental Health Welfare Center. Key Summary ① It is not your fault that effort does not guarantee results. ② The world moves with blind will and is not completely controlled by human will. ③ Focusing on the process rather than the result frees you from suffering. ④ Letting go is not defeat, but the wisdom of reading the flow of the world. ⑤ It is healthier to accept that it was simply not the right time when things didn't work out, rather than blaming yourself. ※ The images on this channel were created using AI, and this is an original story created by Life Quotes Radio. #Radio #Audiobook #LifeQuotes #Quotes #QuoteOfTheDay #Comfort #Healing #5060 #7080 #Senior #LifeAdvice #LifeQuotes #MindHealing #GoodWriting #LifeWisdom #Wisdom #HumanRelationships #Philosophy #Philosopher #Schopenhauer #Philosophy #LifeQuotes #60s #70s #5060 #Senior #MiddleAged #Effort #LifeAdvice #LifeWisdom #ComfortingVideo #GoodVideoToPlay #LaterLife #Comfort #Healing #Quotes #ArtOfLiving #DontBlameYourself #OldAge #Retirement #LifePhilosophy #MindHealing #Audiobook #Radio #LifeQuotesRadio