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Mental Nearsightedness And Farsightedness

Mental Nearsightedness And Farsightedness

Major distortions of mental vision

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Mentally Farsighted

Mentally Farsighted

On the other hand, the mentally farsighted person is apt to overlook possibilities that are right before him.

He does not see the opportunities at hand. He sees only a dream-world of the future, unrelated to the present.

He wants to start at the top rather than move up step by step--a...

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Mentally nearsighted

Mentally nearsighted

The person who is mentally nearsighted is apt to over-look objects and possibilities that are distant. He pays attention only to the problems immediately at hand and is blind to the opportunities that could be his by thinking and planning in terms of the future.

You are nearsighted if you d...

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