I’m not sure why, but I notice that I, and I think most of us, tend to think backwards. When something happens in our lives, we tend to go back in time to figure out why this event took place. “Was it something I said to Mary?” “Was it because I should’ve gone to a different school?” “Was it because I need to learn some humility after all my success?” It’s classic cause-and-effect thinking. If […]
Thinking Backwards versus Moving Forward
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