What do you consider your greatest achievement?

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"How to Live" feels like such a masterpiece for me that if I did nothing else with my whole life, but write that one book, it still feels like it would have been a life well lived.

Stephan Spencer, podcast transcript, Get Yourself Optimized, 13 August 2025 source ↗

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If you are a total atheist and believe in nothing, and you believe that when you die, there's no whatever spiritual realm that you just plop into the earth, well, then your personality is what lives on through recordings like this, through your writing and so that is your personality living after you have physically died. That is my favorite definition of the afterlife.
Recorded Jonny Miller, podcast transcript, Curious Humans, 9 August 2023 source ↗

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