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Harvard professor Maria Tatar started reading to her kids as soon as they could sit up by themselves. She reminds parents not to worry about comprehension during these early months. The experience is the most important part. She explains: “Sometimes it’s not just for the baby, you are teaching them about the object, the artifact. How to turn pages, it’s more of a kinetic than a cognitive activity at that point.”
Of course not all sex is a manifestation of Resistance. In my experience, you can tell by the measure of hollowness you feel afterward. The more empty you feel, the more certain you can be that your true motivation was not love or even lust but Resistance. It goes without saying that this principle applies to drugs, shopping, masturbation, TV, gossip, alcohol, and the consumption of all products containing fat, sugar, salt, or chocolate.
The War of Art
Steven Pressfield
All truth is relative. Relative to your mind or the mind of another human being. When you say, “I’m right and the next person is wrong,” all you’re really saying is that you’re a better perceiver than someone else.
The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing: Exposed and Explained by the World's Two
Al Ries
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