I Think The Basic Problem Is That

For Every Mistake That You Learn From You Will Save Thousands Of Similar Mistakes In The Future, So If You Treat Mistakes As Learning Opportunities That Yield Rapid Improvements You Should Be Excited By Them. But If You Treat Them As Bad Things, You Will Make Yourself And Others Miserable, And You Won't Grow.

Be Wary Of The Arrogant Intellectual Who Comments From The Stands Without Having Played On The Field.

I Think The Basic Problem Is That Everybody Thinks They Know What The Truth Is, And Sometimes They're Even Distorting The Truth To Make Their Arguments.

People With Good Work Habits Have To-do Lists That Are Reasonably Prioritized, And They Make Themselves Do What Needs To Be Done. By Contrast, People With Poor Work Habits Almost Randomly React To The Stuff That Comes At Them, Or They Can't Bring Themselves To Do The Things They Need To Do But Don't Like To Do (or Are Unable To Do).

The Media Has The Power To Create An Entrenched Perception Of Reality That's Incorrect.