The easiest way to ride a horse
The easiest way to ride a horse is in the direction it’s already going.
Then, with all resistance dropped for a while, it begins to let you turn it.
And the same applies to conversations with people.
The easiest way to ride a horse is in the direction it’s already going.
Then, with all resistance dropped for a while, it begins to let you turn it.
And the same applies to conversations with people.
Never before have our minds been so ambushed from all directions, constantly. With all the emotionally-charged noise out there, social media, fake news, echo chambers, amplified fear, us Vs them mentality, and volume turned up on biases, it can be hard to stop the external environment from owning your thinking. And there’s no doubt it’s…
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