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.
Internal search of ourselves can be deceptive because of our indwelling beliefs. We conjecture and interpret...
Your life is formed by every little choice you make daily: skip an exercise, eat that...
Acquiring new possessions makes you happy—albeit temporarily—before your happiness level goes back to baseline. This means,...
Fait accompli is a deed that has already been established and therefore becomes difficult to abolish....