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"People who confuse what they wish were true with what is really true create distorted pictures of reality that make it impossible for them to make the best choices.”
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Solving problems has to start with getting an accurate picture of reality and then deciding what to do about it.
Forming opinions before trying to get all of the facts straight leads to bad decisions, poor choices, and further frustration down the line. In many cases, it exacerbates the pr...
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The first step in the acquisition of wisdom is silence, the second listening, the third memory, the fourth practice, the fifth teaching others.
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A drawback is that they may not get the 'best' outcome that will give them the maximum return.
Gabriele Oettingen's research bore this wish-fulfilment strategy called Wish Outcome Obstacle Plan, WOOP for short.
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A person who is your true friend would love you and a person who loves you would never fail to pray for you or wish you well. This is because they don't just see you as a friend, they see you as part of them. So, every good thing that they wish for themselves, they’d wish the same for you. Your s...
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