Magnanimity.

In Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle focuses on the importance of behaving virtuously and developing virtue rather than committing specific good actions. He emphasizes the importance of context to ethical behavior because what might be right in one situation might be wrong in another. Aristotle believed that happiness is the end of life and that as long as a person is striving for goodness, good deeds will result from that struggle, making the person virtuous and therefore …

…don't dwell on it. Just work on yourself to be better. People should know that they are not perfect and to be okay with that. No one is. Once a person has become magnanimous, it means that they have conquered all of the virtues and are ready to be crowned as a magnanimous person. To me, that would be the best thing of all and I would then be able to live my life happily.