Human weaknesses

Author: Dale Carnegie
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: The weaknesses of human nature are not based on objective physiological conditions; they are primarily psychological and spiritual, depending on subjective spiritual qualities such as will, character, and personality. In reality, there is often such a situation: we often feel gloomy because we lack a pair of shoes. Similarly, if life is scored out of 100, those who score above 90 are still a minority. Related to this, the situation is that even those who score 90 still often feel like failures and complain without cause; some who score far below 90 can rejoice as if they had won a lottery. Of course, there may be personal differences in self-expectations, leading to varying feelings, but the difference between dissatisfaction and complaining is clear. Continuing the topic of lacking a pair of shoes, suppose you come to the street and see someone missing an arm or a leg. How do you feel? Are you still upset about those shoes? If your answer is "yes," then—please read every page of this book word for word. The reason is simple: you have exposed a fatal weakness of yours—you actually don't have nothing, the solution is to count your blessings.