Philosophy
The Courage to be Happy / The Courage To Be Disliked
by Ichiro Kishimi · 1984
★4.62
The Courage to be Happy / The Courage To Be Disliked
10 Takeaways: 1) Love is a task accomplished by two people
Key Insight 1: Love is a task accomplished by two people
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Key Insight 2: Self-reliance means breaking away from self-centeredness
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Key Insight 3: Respect and confidence are the foundations of human relationships
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Key Insight 4: The goal of education is to foster self-reliance
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Key Insight 5: Community feeling is essential for human happiness
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Key Insight 6: All problems are interpersonal relationship problems
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Key Insight 7: We choose our lifestyle based on how we can be loved
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Key Insight 8: Courage is necessary to embark on genuine relationships
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Key Insight 9: There is no destined partner in love
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Key Insight 10: Happiness comes from the feeling of contribution
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Key Insight 11: What's "The Courage to be Happy" about?
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Key Insight 12: Why should I read "The Courage to be Happy"?
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