True/False: Every successful person develops an ability to manage their own thinking. For example, they feel anxiety coming on and then use techniques to control their response to it. I tend to think this is true.
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Comment mostly about the true gurus aren’t fame-seeking — given they’re more focused on truly helping others, they realize the fame and sometimes being known as a guru is actually counter to that mission.
It can run counter, but it can be helpful too. Fame is great distribution for your philosophies. Buffett is a pretty good example of that. AFAICT he leverages his position as the world's greatest investor to teach people about life.
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“Sir, this is a twitter. Nuance is not allowed.” :-) (But yes, I agree with you. Though I’d add that Buffett is nowhere in the top few people I’d consider great ‘gurus’ for me.)
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Girdley's Law #139
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