You can gain the upper hand in a confrontation by making your adversary act out of anger and emotion; you are at a disadvantage when you do so yourself.
Seek to unsettle yourself to gain insight into vulnerabilities and build power.
> If you seek to amplify a good experience, seize the moment, but don't let it divert from your vision of yourself.
> Don't make long-term commitments on momentary feelings.
Such people are either malicious or stupid, and they will only weigh you down like a millstone around your neck.
Keeping your cool when everyone's going full headless chicken will earn you social capital and respect in business.
That way you build mental fortitude and send a message to anyone else who might want to test your patience.
Better do this on your own terms, than having to learn it the hard way.
Study bad decisions you've made in the past to understand the conditions and inure yourself against them.
Create decision-making principles to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
As you test yourself, watch out for the mental dynamics and rationalizations you tell yourself to justify quitting. They are signals to learn from.
Accept that it will pass away like every other, ask yourself how it can serve your long-term goals in the moment.
This is what the DAILY missive is about.
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