People love to throw distractions into conversations when they don't' know what the hell they are talking about or if they are only looking to affirm their initial point of view.  Don't let people take control of an argument by leading you away from the point being made.   Most times by introducing a new and totally irrelevant topic to now debate. Why you would want to chase after a stinky red herring anyhow?  It's one of the oldest tricks in the book but can still be effective if you are not paying attention.

As children we call everyone a friend that we talk to on a regular occasion. As we grow older these relationships becoming more meaningful which requires more careful selection and consideration to the people that we call a friend. Of course it is important to have friends but how important are they really in our lives. Do they lose culpability due to friendship or should we judge them the hardest as they are the closest to us. Let's talk about it!!

No one knows everything about everything. Sometimes we know nothing when it comes to certain topics. Seems like a basic concept yet many struggle to come to terms with it. It is ok to be ignorant. Ignorance is the first step to knowledge.  The absence of sufficient evidence should never be the reason that you make a decision. If you find yourself in a situation with insufficient information or evidence, use the information you have to make the best decision instead of an uninformed one.

How did we get here. There used to be a time when politicians where just regular corrupt lol. We now live in a time where government and politics are so dividing. There is so much obstruction based on what party is presenting an idea. Nothing is getting done. Trump didn't start this but he took full advantage. What are we to do? How can we fix this state of Politricks?

We all got  exhausted  growing up and hearing cliches. Sometimes it seemed like just the nice or right thing to say in the moment. A Lot of cliches come from real truths.  The reason that they exist is because they were common concepts to life's curves. The path to success is sometimes found through the most simple principles. Embrace the cliche.

Don't you hate when you are in a debate or argument with someone about something and they try to redefine the subject of conversation to sway the argument in their favor. Sometimes people claim to be part of a group or religion that doesn't actually agree or accept them so they try to redefine the group or try to force them to change their views to match with them. Things are what they are. Whatever you want something to be probably already exists in some form so there is no reason to redefine what we don't like.

 

We all at times have the urge to jump to conclusions. Rare occurrences easily become status quo in our minds. In order to form a credible conclusion we need the right amount of evidence. We need the correct sample size. Don't get trapped making quick judgements. Don't let it hold you back!!!!

Focus and then refocus. Never let what you didn't do yesterday, last week or last year dictate what you do today? When you look back at a project that you are obsessed with you always need to look in the mirror and understand that you have to put in more effort. The only reason that you haven't reached your potential is because you still are just not doing what you are supposed to be doing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The scariest version of a fluffy little rat is when you have it cornered and it feels like it has nowhere to go. Survival instincts will kick in and it will kill you if it has to to get out of that corner. Doesn't matter if you were there to cause harm. Humans react similar to this. When people let fear back them in the corner they become the most dangerous people in the world. Watch your back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You commonly hear people say that we only have one life to live or simply screaming YOLO. That concept of thinking is often used in context with bad decisions or with staying safe. Why don't we use that for positive decisions and as a motivation to take risks?