10 Proven Ways On How To Have An Effective Living
#Lifestyle T ruly, mature adult or the well-adjusted person fails as often and perhaps more often than the maladjusted, since he attempts more. He is far more interested in correcting the failure and learning from it, than he is in attributing blame for it. Therefore, he accepts the fact of failure, reappraises his goals and methods, and then either renounces, postpones, or substitutes satisfaction or reviews his attack on the source of his problem. Through all of this, he remains perfectly aware of “what’s going on”. He doesn’t try to fool himself. Why should anybody feel it necessary to fool himself or other? Why do some people feel dreadfully ashamed of failure, when other people, while regretting it, chalk it up to experience and forget about it? Why do some people go to great lengths to conceal their fear, when others, even in crises, may not feel it at all, but do their best ...