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Nicomachean Ethics
by Aristotle · -350 · 1 reading card · public domain
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Nicomachean Ethics · -350
True happiness results from a virtuous character, not from pleasures or wealth.
Imagine you are a sculptor carving a statue. Every good choice you make, like patience or courage, is like a chisel stroke that makes the statue more beautiful. Aristotle says happiness is not a prize, but the result of a well-crafted character, through good habits.