Progress Is Trading Bad Problems for Better Ones

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Gurwinder reframes what 'progress' actually means: it is not the elimination of struggle but an upgrade in the kind of problems you face. A life with fewer hardships but lower-quality ones is a step backward; a life with harder problems that matter more is a step forward. This trades the standard 'reduce your stress' goal for a more honest yardstick.

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