In today’s hustle culture, chasing ‘success’ is like a religious duty. People push each other to achieve, often at the cost of their well-being, leading to stress, anxiety, and burnout. Society glorifies “winners” and treats “losers” as pariahs, almost as if not achieving is a moral failing. But is this fair? Is being a “loser” really so bad?
Video: Why It’s Okay to Be a Loser | Taoist Philosophy for the Unambitious, Failures and Nobodies
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00:00 Introduction
02:41 The modern-day loser
06:34 The limitations of effort
09:40 Fortune and worth
11:51 Success and failure
13:23 Accepting destiny