Why Do We Hate Our Jobs? The Truth About Success, Work, & Impact | Rutger Bregman & Ryan Holiday

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In this episode:
00:00:00-00:00:59 Intro: What Is Moral Ambition?
00:07:53-00:10:10 Why Some Jobs Are High Paying
00:10:10-00:13:02 We Live in an Inverse Society
00:13:02-00:14:20 The Irony of Thomas Clarkson in London
00:14:20-00:15:14 The Story of the Thomas Clarkson Print Shop
00:16:13-00:18:58 The Definition of “Moral Ambition”
00:18:58-00:21:29 How Ordinary Things Were Once Revolutionary
00:26:00-00:28:40 The Problem with Moral Movements
00:28:41-00:29:55 What Is Moral Reframing and Moral Capital?
00:29:55-00:35:08 Can Ego Be Used for Good?
00:35:22-00:36:01 Why We Doubt Our Own Impact
00:36:03-00:37:00 The Quote About History Ryan Holiday Doesn’t Like
00:37:00-00:45:02 Fatalism Is the Real Problem
00:45:02-00:51:19 Why Studying History Should Be Inspiring
00:54:00-00:54:57 What Is Moral Envy?
00:54:57-00:58:08 This Is the Form of Immortality We Can All Believe In
00:58:09-01:05:55 The Stoic Virtue of Justice and Why It’s the Hardest
01:05:55-01:14:20 Luigi Mangione and the Cost of Low Moral Ambition
01:14:20-01:17:35 Why We Must Strive for the Moral Maximum