That's What I Mean By Radical Truth.

You Should Have A Strategic Asset Allocation Mix That Assumes That You Don't Know What The Future Is Going To Hold.

Ironically, People Who Suppress The Mini-confrontations For Fear Of Conflict Tend To Have Huge Conflicts Later, Which Can Lead To Separation, Precisely Because They Let Minor Problems Fester. On The Other Hand, People Who Address The Mini-conflicts Head-on In Order To Straighten Things Out Tend To Have The Great, Long-lasting Relationships.

I Think The Basic Problem Is That Everybody Thinks They Know What The Truth Is, And Sometimes They're Even Distorting The Truth To Make Their Arguments.

So I Learned That The People Who Make The Most Of The Process Of Encountering Reality, Especially The Painful Obstacles, Learn The Most And Get What They Want Faster Than People Who Do Not. ... In Short, I Learned That Being Totally Truthful, Especially About Mistakes And Weaknesses, Led To A Rapid Rate Of Improvement And Movement Toward What I Wanted.

When You're Faced With A Choice, You Have One Of Three Choices That You Can Have. You Can Have Those With Power Decide. You Can Have One Man, One Vote. Or You Can Have Believability-weighted Decision-making.