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If you seek happiness in others' smiles, it's compassion. If you find joy in morning dewdrops, it's wonder. If you dance in the rain, it's freedom. If you embrace both sunshine and storms, it's wisdom. But if you can't explain your happiness, it's pure bliss.

At dusk, Marcus Chen stood at the edge of the forbidden zone, where crumbling towers pierced the purple sky. The custodians' markers glowed faintly in the distance, warning those who dared venture too close to humanity's old domains.

Consider how you respond to daily frustrations. Is your immediate reaction serving your long-term interests? Remember, you have the power to choose your response. Sometimes, stepping back and maintaining perspective is more valuable than proving you're right. What really matters here?

You know what's strange about working in retail? People will literally steal something right in front of you, then deny it happened. Yesterday, a customer stuffed a shirt in her bag while maintaining eye contact with me, then claimed she'd brought it from home.

Listen carefully: your happiness isn't a social media story. Every time you post about your blessings, you're inviting eyes that don't wish you well. Keep your joy between you and Allah. Some people don't need updates; they need you to stumble.

You know, I was working with this incredible actor yesterday on set, and it just reminded me how amazing this craft is. The way they brought such authenticity and warmth to the character, that's what it's all about. These moments, they're what make this job so special.

Welcome to another powerful episode of On Purpose. Today, I'm excited to be joined by Dr. Sarah Mitchell, mindfulness expert and bestselling author. Thanks to our amazing partners at Calm for making this conversation possible.

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to navigate life's challenges with such grace and wisdom? Today, we're exploring the ancient practice of meditation, a powerful tool that's been transforming lives for centuries. Let me show you how.