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Try a lot then don't try at all. You know those days when you're so immersed in doing a particular activity that you forget time exists. But then even with this immersion, the outcome of the activity leaves

Hey Everyone!! Life often teaches us the humbling truth that no matter how hard we try, not everything is in our control. We can plan, prepare, and put in our best effort, yet the final outcome may still

“Que sera sera”－ whatever will be, will be! After doing a little research on the popular statement that has lived through a good number of years, I got to understand a few things. One is that the statement

I have seen many couple argue over silly topic. Unable to get to any resolution the argument gets to an end with no conducive outcome. This may happen to most of the argument. Any major argument often

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There are many ideas floating around the collective unconscious, which can be akin to the global psyche of the world. The beginning of an idea is usually like a seed that's planted in our mind that later

The mantra “done is better than perfect” expresses the wisdom of accepting the limitations of our human condition, and embrace the value of action over inaction. For me, the way I like to put it is that

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There is a light at the end of the tunnel, I guess this statement goes very well with Hope.

The distinction between Good Decision and Good Outcome is basically what the Stoics would refer to as “what is UNDER our control” and “what is OUT of our control”.

Daniel Olah "At the end, it doesn't really matter how the earth will change because there will always be two final inevitable outcomes : one that would result in a positive change; and another that