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> The greatest barrier to success for most people is their inability or unwillingness to think differently from how everyone else does. Few understand this.

> You don't have to be right or even close in order to win an argument; all you need is for everyone else involved in the discussion to believe that you are more stubborn than they are. Few understand this.

> It's not enough to believe that you have a right to your opinion; what matters most is whether or not people are willing to treat you with respect and dignity even after they disagree. Few understand this. woke hoomans r like: "this is true! (unless u r white)"

> The ultimate measure of success is how well we respond when faced with challenges, including the challenge of failure itself. Few understand this.

> The most important skill for anyone who aspires to lead others is not knowledge; it is understanding how to get people with different beliefs and backgrounds to work together toward a common goal, even if they disagree on all other things. Few understand this

> Freedom without a set of values is the freedom to do only one thing, which is nothing. Few understand this.

> An opinion is not true or false; it is only useful or useless. Few understand this.

> There's a big difference between what we think and how we feel about what we think, and most people don't even realize that such a distinction exists because they've never been shown how to tell the difference between thought and emotion. Few understand this.