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A study with over 70K people found those who obsess about being the best have much worse outcomes than those who are focused on being the best at getting better, and who define success on their own terms.
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I want to produce the same outcome, under ever-changing conditions, I have to use a different movement every time.
How We Learn to Move a Revolution in the Way We Coach Practice Sports Skills
Rob Gray
is only the weakest and most superficial of mankind who can be much delighted with that praise which they themselves know to be altogether unmerited. A weak man may sometimes be pleased with it, but a wise man rejects it upon all occasions. To be loved without being lovely—to be praised without being praiseworthy—is a temptation for the weak and foolish person, not the wise one. Smith is encouraging us to strive for harmony between our inner self and our outer self. We may be tempted at times to be loved without actually being lovely. The wise man, says Smith, avoids that temptation.
How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life
Russ Roberts
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