Even when we know what we want, we can't be sure that we know why we want it. We don't just hide our true motives from other people; we hide them from ourselves. We tell ourselves whatever we think we want to hear. We create arguments that sound persuasive and then we ask no further questions. You are not sure how seriously to take a certain suggestion now. Give it careful consideration. It may just hold the key to a revelation that has been eluding you for too long. This in turn could prove highly profitable.Sunday, 17 August 2014
Even when we know what we want, we can't be sure that we know why we want it. We don't just hide our true motives from other people; we hide them from ourselves. We tell ourselves whatever we think we want to hear. We create arguments that sound persuasive and then we ask no further questions. You are not sure how seriously to take a certain suggestion now. Give it careful consideration. It may just hold the key to a revelation that has been eluding you for too long. This in turn could prove highly profitable.
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