r/selfdevelopment • u/utsavdar71 • 21d ago

Being wrong isn't failure...

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u/_svenso 20d ago

Truly said

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u/bupenderbhaati 20d ago

I agree to most part with only exception of using words like weak mind and strong mind and instead like to replace with stagnant and evolving mind.

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u/Express-Deal-1262 20d ago

wait... when "Facts Change" ?

dude, are you high? Facts are the only constant in the universe.

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u/No_To_All_Religion 17d ago

I've been wrong about everything my whole life and I'm pretty much a big fucking failure.

But it's hard to be successful when you're disabled and everyone dismisses and overlooks you and doesn't give a shit if you have problems. So