August 2021 - Jordan Childs
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19 Aug

Posted at 12:19h in Decision Making, Practices, Relationships, Thought by
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Let me start with this simple premise: Most people aren’t exceptional. If the opposite were the case, it would render the word ‘exceptional’ meaningless.  If everyone were exceptional, then no one would be exceptional.  Premise #2: More people think they are exceptional than truly are. Everyone wants to think they are unique. People love to believe...