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avtharonAug 17, 2021
nyokodoonAug 17, 2021
The biggest impact life lesson I had from that book was to be upfront with my feelings (red hat.) Unacknowledged emotions sit in the background and strongly influence thinking while often being quite dumb. Emotions brought out in the open tend to shrink to their proper significance and can be quite informative.