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In running back and forth among the things that might be important, we forget to spend enough time on what really is important. It’s a fool’s game, and one that we are remarkably adept at playing.
To avoid the cognitive dissonance of not liking something that others seem to take so much pleasure in, we slowly change our perception of the thing we once did not enjoy.
Everywhere you trip is where the treasure lies. That’s learning from surprise, as well as adversity.
When we own something, we value it more highly than an identical item that we do not own…. this cognitive illusions… [is called] the endowment effect.
To build a well-oiled machine, you have to solve issues for the long term in accordance with your vision.
…it’s possible for a few high-energy optimists to get everyone else thinking about new paths – and what can go right – rather than being governed by apprehensions about what could go wrong.
Being honest about the existence of a small blemish can enhance your offering’s true beauty.









