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Kishimi and Koga assert that happiness lies in liberating ourselves from the chains of external judgment. This means accepting that not everyone will like us and that this reality does not diminish our value or the joy we can find in our lives. By relinquishing the need for approval, we not only enhance our relationships but also foster an environment where we can thrive on our terms.
In essence, embracing the courage to be disliked requires a radical shift in perspective. Instead of viewing life through the lens of competition and comparison, individuals are encouraged to celebrate the successes of others and recognize that we all have intrinsic value, irrespective of achievements.