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It's also plausible that they are intelligent and hard working because of their willingness to earn money.

> Are optimists more likely to come up with specific explanations for things in their life? Or more likely to come up with general explanations?

It seems to me that is just correlation and not causation. It seems that the cause is the time we spend in action, not thinking about us. When we act, we are more likely to succeed. When we think about ourselves, we are more likely to be depressed.

In my experience, the root of these two things is too much thinking about ourselves.

Quote: Don't think about what is a good man, be a good man. It's alright to think about that but it doesn't seems to be a good idea. Taking periods twice every week seems to be a good idea[1].

[1] Turning Pro (https://sivers.org/book/TurningPro)

Observing the world: Before I just wanted to apply models to the world and morale. Now, I just want to observe, if l like something, I continue else I try to stop If possible.

Journaling/writing: Writing is really usefull. It helps: remembering (the brain just distord) taking things out of your head to take some distance.

Don't believing in truth: There is no such thing as that.

And posting on HM! :)