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The truth, though, is that nothing is really wrong. Nothing is ever wrong and nothing can be wrong. It’s not even wrong to believe that something is wrong. Wrong is simply not possible. As Alexander Pope wrote, “One truth is clear, whatever is, is right.” Wrongness is in the eye of the beholder and nowhere else.
Spiritual Enlightenment
Jed McKenna
It’s no longer sufficient to rely on existing authority and institutions to create your labels - instead you need to create and tend to your own labels.
Narrative Aircover & Compound Narrative
tomcritchlow.com
you build this habit, don’t just practice asking “And what else?” Use Dan Coyle’s principles of Deep Practice from the chapter on habit building and get used to asking the question with genuine interest and curiosity. For bonus points, practice listening to the answers. Hear an interview with DAN COYLE at the Great Work Podcast. Ask It One More Time Let’s start with the understanding that as a general rule, people ask this question too few times rather than too many. And the way to master this habit is to try it out and experiment and see what works. As a guideline, I typically ask it at least three times, and rarely more than five.
The Coaching Habit
Michael Bungay Stanier
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