I recommend viewing your own importance from the per-spective…
I recommend viewing your own importance from the per-spective of the next century-from a point when your good name will have dwindled to a zero, no matter how fabulous you might be today. A fundamental part of the good life is not being too full of yourself. In fact, there's an inverse correlation: the less you stand upon your ego, the better your life will be.
— from The Instruments (Awareness/Perception/Expectations)
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And write your assumptions down before a decision, so you can check later which ones were true. Gain altitude when you're stuck. When the trees close in, rise above them; step outside your own skin and watch the trouble as a spectator would; and view the wound from the distance of a century, where almost all of it shrinks. To my children, and to theirs: — The Instruments (Awareness/Perception/Expectations)
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