"Le jugement sur les résultats est l'essence de la sagesse"
— Naval Ravikant
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Sometimes, the things we do don’t always turn out the way we hoped. What really matters, though, is how we think about the choices we made and not just what happened in the end. For example, if a chef tries a new recipe and it doesn't taste good, it’s more important to think about the effort they put into trying new things rather than just the bad taste. Wise people understand that good decisions can sometimes lead to poor results, and that's okay. This way of thinking helps us learn and grow without being too hard on ourselves when things don’t work out perfectly. By focusing on our reasoning and actions, we can keep improving and make better choices in the future.
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Decision making Discernment Insight Judgement Life lessons Maturity Outcomes Philosophy Understanding Wisdom
