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The Best Advice I Can Give You Is To Ask Yourself What Do You Want, Then Ask 'what Is True' - And Then Ask Yourself 'what Should Be Done About It.' I Believe That If You Do This You Will Move Much Faster Towards What You Want To Get Out Of Life Than If You Don't!

You'll See That Excuses Like "that's Not Easy" Are Of No Value And That It Pays To "push Through It" At A Pace You Can Handle. Like Getting Physically Fit, The Most Important Thing Is That You Keep Moving Forward At Whatever Pace You Choose, Recognizing The Consequences Of Your Actions.

We Don't Know What Truth Is Anymore. You Or Other Media People Can Say There's No Problem, But You're Losing Your Credibility. There's Distortion, And It's Hurting Our Society. And As A Result Of That, There Will Be Forces That, One Way Or Another, Are Going To Naturally Bring That Into Equilibrium.

Never Say Anything About A Person You Wouldn't Say To Them Directly, And Don't Try People Without Accusing Them To Their Face. Badmouthing People Behind Their Backs Shows A Serious Lack Of Integrity And Is Counterproductive. It Doesn't Yield Any Beneficial Change, And It Subverts Both The People You Are Badmouthing And The Environment As A Whole.

To Have An Idea Meritocracy, One Needs To Do Three Things. First, They Have To Put Their Honest Thoughts On The Table, For Everyone To Look At And Everyone To Work Through. Second, They Need To Have Thoughtful Disagreement, By Which There Are Quality Exchanges, In Which There's Open Mindedness And The Realization That No One Has All The Right Answers. And You Can Work Through That And Get To Better Answers Because Good Collective Decision Making Is Better Than Any Individual Decision Making. And Third, You Have To Have Ways Of Getting Past The Disagreements If They Remain.