He Who Lives By The Crystal Ball

I've Learned That Each Mistake Was Probably A Reflection Of Something That I Was (or Others Were) Doing Wrong, So If I Could Figure Out What That Was, I Could Learn How To Be More Effective.

I Learned That Everyone Makes Mistakes And Has Weaknesses And That One Of The Most Important Things That Differentiates People Is Their Approach To Handling Them. I Learned That There Is An Incredible Beauty To Mistakes, Because Embedded In Each Mistake Is A Puzzle, And A Gem That I Could Get If I Solved It, I.e. A Principle That I Could Use To Reduce My Mistakes In The Future.

I Think If You Look At The Statistics And You Deal With Fake Media - And Fake Media And Distorted Media Is A Continuum - The Vast Majority Of The Population Says, "i Don't Know What To Believe." There Are No Checks And Balances In Quality Control.

I Think It Is In The Nature Of Individuals And Individual Entities Not To Self-correct.

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.