In this episode, I reflect on the value of living without constantly seeking rewards. Modern society often measures every action by efficiency, goals, or profit, but such thinking can make life feel narrow. Through examples from language learning, exercise, workplace relationships, and even a childhood memory, I explore how “acting without expecting anything in return” creates trust, reveals true character, and brings unexpected richness to life. Sometimes, the most meaningful choices are not driven by strategy but by simple curiosity—doing something just because it feels interesting. Let’s reconsider what really makes life worth living.