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We take pride in making rapid progress, which promotes a false sense of mastery. That jump-starts an overconfidence cycle, preventing us from doubting what we know and being curious about what we don’t.
Whether it’s money, grades, promotions, popularity, attention, or just plain material things we want, scientists agree: seeking out external rewards is a sure path to sabotaging our own happiness.
To embrace the spirit of servant leadership, you must first change your mindset and focus on providing service to others.
Relationship management poses the greatest challenge for most people during times of stress.
…a crucial nutrient for the mind: humility. The antidote to getting stuck on Mount Stupid is taking a regular dose of it.
…when we set out to make our own happiness, we’re focused on activity that generates intrinsic rewards – the positive emotions, personal strengths, and social connections that we build…
…artists report feeling significantly more constrained when doing commissioned works than when doing non-commissioned works.
We need the ability to regret our poor decisions – to feel bad about them – precisely so we can improve those decisions in the future.
What if we started every decision by asking some simple questions: What are we giving up by making this choice? What else could we do with the same time and money?









