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As we learn a language, accents, and ways of speaking, we also learn ways of thinking, feeling, and relating.
The responsibility of each generation is not to please our predecessors – it’s to improve conditions for our successors.
Our cortical pattern detector seems designed to simplify complexity into manageable decision rules.
…the status quo is the path you’re already on or the way you’ve always done things. The bias is that we have a preference to stick with those decisions, methods, and paths that we’ve already set upon, and a resistance to veering from them into something new or different.
At the beginning of a pursuit, we’re generally more motivated by how far we’ve progressed; at the end, we’re generally more energized by trying to close the small gap that remains.
…we reach the greatest heights when we attach our bootstraps to other people’s boots. If multiple credible supporters believe in us, it’s probably time to believe them.
This is the way to deal with resistance: encourage full expression of the concerns so that they pass.
Emotions, remember, guide our attention. And attention glides away from the unpleasant.









