Neighbors Envy Softstyle Tank Top (The pursuit of success is often fueled by the desire to be better than others)

Preshrunk jersey knit High stitch density for smoother printing surface 6.5 cm straps Rib knit trim applied to neckline and armholes Tear away label Twin-needle bottom hem Quarter-turned to eliminate center crease.

The paradox of Goal and Result lies in the pursuit of success and its impact on our emotions. Our desire to be better than someone else often leads to negative emotions such as envy, schadenfreude, and misery. The pursuit of success is often fueled by the desire to be better than others and to be the envy of our neighbors. However, when we succeed, we often find that the joy is short-lived, and we are left wanting more. On the other hand, when we see others fail, we may experience joy in their misery, but this is not true joy; it is sickness.

The concept of goals and results is deeply ingrained in human societies. The pursuit of success, achievement, and superiority often drives human behavior, with individuals seeking to be better than others and garnering envy from their neighbors. However, we argue that deriving joy from other people's failures or miseries is not true joy, but rather a manifestation of sickness. This raises questions about the true nature of joy and the importance of aligning goals and results with a genuine sense of reality and empathy toward others.