When we succeed, we ascribe all the credit to ourselves, our grits, our audacities. We forget to examine other forces that play parts in the winning—luck, timing.
When we fail, we blame others—government policy, economic climate, or virus. We rarely introspect much.
Failing is expensive enough, but not learning from it makes it exorbitant.
We don't mind being combative toward the unwary colleagues to express competence to our superiors. We...
Managers who solve problems get more credit than those who prevent problems. A passerby who saves...
You may think that only children are prone to favor what one already has on hand...
People who cajole and like to be cajoled are both insecure: The recipients are insecure to...