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George Kao (YouTube) encourages entrepreneurs to "learn to love" the day-to-day actions that build a business, arguing that loving the process leads to consistency, mastery, and external success. He critiques curated social-media portrayals of constant leisure, contrasts shallow (sensory/lifestyle) happiness with deep happiness derived from solving meaningful problems and personal growth, and offers practical reframes—treating pain as play, 'rebelling' against resistance to show up, and integrating childlike playfulness with adult responsibility—to make routine tasks (even bookkeeping) more joyful.

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