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Failure does not strike like a bolt from the blue; it develops gradually according to its own logic. As we watch individuals attempt to solve problems, we will see that complicated situations seem to elicit habits of thought that set failure in motion from the beginning. From that point, the continuing complexity of the task and the growing apprehension of failure encourage methods of decision making that make failure even more likely and then inevitable.
The Logic of Failure
Dietrich Dorner
Talking will not help, but doing something that causes them to feel the consequences of their behavior may be what finally turns them around.
Necessary Endings
Henry Cloud
A key element of majoritarian status is fighting in broad terms for people instead of fighting narrowly against particular evils.
The Conservative Heart
Arthur C. Brooks
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