You don’t “find meaning” you construct it. You convince yourself of what games are worth playing
Meaning isn’t hidden somewhere out in the world waiting to be discovered like a buried treasure
It’s not something the universe doles out. It’s something you build.
You assign value to things, you decide what matters, and in doing so you create your own guiding light
All of life is a series of games. Business, relationships, fitness, art, war, faith. Each has its own rules, rewards, and sacrifices
But none are inherently meaningful. The value of each is determined by the weight you give it.
A man becomes great not by playing a meaningful game, but by pouring so much of himself into the game that it becomes meaningful.
Meaning is a side effect of commitment, not a prerequisite.