Emotions are the product of false judgments; to achieve tranquility, one must correct these errors of thought
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Discover the timeless wisdom of "The Stoics" by F.H. Sandbach, where ancient teachings on virtue, reason, and tranquility offer profound insights for modern living.
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Snap judgments are most accurate if these things are present: experience and expertise. In other words, we must train our intuition.
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Whether our judgments are accurate depends on the schemas or books available in our mental libraries.
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Systems and Goals
Systems are personal habits that we incorporate into our daily routines.
Building a better system is better than putting additional effort to correct errors, struggling to rise upwards towards one's perceived goal.
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