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From childhood, we are conditioned to pursue predefined paths of success, often dictated by societal norms rather than personal desires. Education becomes a conveyor belt, honing us into productive units prepared for the job market. Yet, in this relentless pursuit, we frequently ignore a more profound, intrinsic call—our essence. Many of us have a gnawing sense that our existence is directed by a script we never chose.
The societal mantra posits work as synonymous with personal fulfillment; however, this narrative collapses under scrutiny. We find ourselves crumpling under the weight of expectations, questioning the true value of productivity. What if this relentless drive to be useful is nothing more than a modern illusion?