Updated On: 12 January, 2022 07:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
Some Sadhguru type gyaan on success, and if it gets measured as opposite of Schadenfreude—people unhappier for others’ happiness, than their own!

I think success equals: confidence. Which, in turn, is best gauged by feeling secure about oneself enough, to obsess less and less about how you feel about others
No, I’m not a Grammar Nazi. Also, those who are, seem to proudly worry much about usage of language, but hardly enough about history, to care for what German for Nazi stands for. That said, if I find you referring to the words, envy and jealousy, interchangeably, I tend to interject; it’s a pet peeve.
Envy, in my head, means casually wishing for something that someone else has. Whereas jealousy is directed with fuller force at someone with something that, you believe, you deserved more—also a consequent fear of losing what you already have. It’s real. Which is why there are jealous, and not envious, lovers.