BEING: "It doesn't matter what you want, and what you want doesn't matter".
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BEING: "It doesn't matter what you want, and what you want doesn't matter".

by Menett J. Afner

Self-Help Philosophy
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BEING explores a pointed philosophical premise: that what you want may not matter, and what you want may not matter to the world. This concise work invites reflection on desire, identity, significance, and the nature of being.

About This Book

BEING presents a philosophical idea centered on the relationship between personal desire and significance.

Its title questions whether what a person wants truly matters, offering a prompt for reflection on intention and identity.

The book may appeal to readers interested in concise, thought-provoking perspectives on being and wanting.

With its direct premise, BEING is suited to contemplative reading and personal consideration.

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