When your life is frictionless, the difficult parts of yourself have nowhere to emerge—and that's where your shadow grows. Epictetus, Carl Jung, and Laozi explore how modern convenience has become a machine for self-avoidance, and why boredom and small moments of honest irritation are actually the only feedback left that can tell you who you really are. You'll learn to recognize the shadow not as something to fear, but as a signal pointing to the parts of yourself that have been waiting in the dark.

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