Curate Problems Wisely

In other people, we focus on the successful result, not the struggle and growth experiences they endured to reach it, while in ourselves, all we’re aware of is the struggle we endure and not the success that is readily apparent to others.

• Not every comparison is an equivalence; it’s possible to compare things without suggesting that they are equal to one another.
• Not every equivalence is false and can even be reasonable.
• Not every false equivalence is intentional.

Warren Buffett advises against excessive borrowing, such as credit card debt or unnecessary loans.

Some experts divide borrowing money into "good debt" and "bad debt."

• Good debt is investing in your long-term future, such as a mortgage or student loan. Ideall...