Paradoxes Of Life
- A person who cannot trust anyone cannot be trusted.
- People protect themselves from being hurt in relationships by hurting their partners.
- The more we try to impress people, the less effective it will be.
- Success comes from failure.
- We should do more of what scares us or puts us in discomfort. It can be public speaking, starting a new company or calling someone for a job.
- The more we hanker for life and try to escape death, the less we are able to enjoy life.
- Learning is itself paradoxical, and the more we learn, the more we realize that we are not knowing much.
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