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When was the last time you actually counted how many wishes you have? In this episode, Thanh unpacks a line that's stuck with him for years: when we're sick, we only want one thing back, but when we're healthy, we have a thousand wishes. That idea comes from one of the most-gifted books in his library, built on interviews with people near the end of their lives about the lessons they wanted to pass on — and it reshaped how Thanh thinks about productivity itself.

Thanh breaks down why relationships, purpose, and health are the real foundation of happiness, and why optimizing for happiness, not just output, is what actually makes us more productive. He also shares the simple gratitude practice he uses every morning to keep this front of mind. It's a quick, honest reminder that no task on your list is worth sacrificing the people and moments that matter most.

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