It's easy to be grateful for the things that go well, but you have to be grateful for those that don't.
The obstacles. The frustrations. The wrong t… - Ryan Holiday
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It's easy to be grateful for the things that go well, but you have to be grateful for those that don't.
The obstacles. The frustrations. The wrong turns. The stresses and difficulties. The people who wronged you. The bad days.
The only real failure is abandoning your principles.
Remember, if there is one core teaching at the heart of this philosophy, it’s that we’re not as smart and as wise as we’d like to think we are. If we ever do want to become wise, it comes from the questioning and from humility — not, as many would like to think, from certainty, mistrust, and arrogance.
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To procrastinate is to be entitled. It is arrogant. It assumes there will be a later. It assumes you’ll have the discipline to get to it later (despite not having the discipline now).
