Chris Williamson argues that most people set astronomical goals and then never let themselves arrive, which traps them in 'successful misery.' The framework inverts the usual hustle mindset: the point of ambitious targets isn't perpetual striving — it's reaching them so you can stop playing. If your goals can't be celebrated and closed, they stop fueling you and start hollowing you out.
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