Apr 10
sometimes my life is just full of emotional mirages (I am looking at something blurry in the distance and interpreting it where I stand with not enough information and, turns out, it never did actually exist but I reacted to it nonetheless)
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sometimes my life is just full of emotional mirages (I am looking at something blurry in the distance and interpreting it where I stand with not enough information and, turns out, it never did actually exist but I reacted to it nonetheless)
How to Avoid Our Most Common Thought Traps
How to Avoid Our Most Common Thought Traps
During the early days of the Vietnam War, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara wanted to know if American military efforts in Vietnam were effective. He charted the numbers of weapons lost, enemies killed, and so on. But there was a hole in his thinking. A critical colleague told McNamara he’d failed to count “the feelings of the Vietnamese people.” It was a fatal miss. While experts in…
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*casually feels like shit because none of my friends invite me to do things*
Lol I hate life
thought traps - pause, and walking
thought traps – pause, and walking
It seems we are a culture addicted to positive slogans.
At least, I am. I know this because this is some of what surrounds me on my desk.
my cheerleaders and coaches
More often than not, I seek wisdom on the internet searching for the trendiest titles and positive pins, those which offer as much inspiration as possible in the least amount of words or a picture. On vacations, I find myself…
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