The most important form of selfishness involves spending time on your fitness, eating right, pursuing your career, and still spending quality time with your family and friends.
In his book, Scott Adams emphasizes a brand of selfishness that prioritizes personal well-being without neglecting relationships. He asserts that dedicating time to one’s fitness, nutrition, career, and nurturing connections with family and friends is essential. This approach not only enhances individual happiness but also positively impacts those around you.
Adams suggests that by investing in oneself, individuals become better equipped to contribute to their loved ones' lives. Striving for personal goals while fostering strong relationships creates a balance that leads to overall success. This form of selfishness is not detrimental but rather necessary for personal growth and communal support.
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