Quote by Hung Ko

The contented man can be happy with what appears to be useless.

The contented man can be happy with what appears to be usele

Summary

This quote suggests that true happiness can be found in being content with things that seemingly have no practical value or utility. It highlights the idea that material possessions or outward success do not necessarily bring fulfillment, and one can find joy in simple and seemingly insignificant things. It encourages individuals to shift their perspective and find appreciation and happiness in the intangible aspects of life, reminding us that true contentment comes from within.

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