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Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Learn by John C. Maxwelll (Chapter 2 -…

- - - - the fatigue trap
      - the comparison trap
      - the timing trap
      - the inspiration trap
      - the rationalization trap
      - the perfection trap
      - the expectation trap
      - the fairness trap
      - the public opinion trap
      - the self image trap
      - the mistake trap
  - - - compare ourselves to others
        
        unfair to us
      - most important person is yourself
        
        careful what you say to yourself
        
        be careful what you think about yourself
        
        be careful what you do to yourself
  - - - humility: the spirit of learning
      - reality: the foundation of learning
      - improvement: the focus of learning
      - responsibility: the first step in learning
      - hope: the motivation of learning
      - teachability: the pathway of learning
      - adversity: the catalyst of learning
      - problems: the opportunities for learning
      - bad experiences: the perspectives for learning
      - maturity: the value of learning
- - - - What went wrong?
      - when did it go wrong?
      - where did it go wrong?
      - how did i contribute to making it go wrong?
      - what can i learn from this experience
      - how will I apply what I have learned in the future?
- - - - nothing worth having in life comes without effort
    - - no one escapes life's problems, failures and losses
  - - - denying a problem only makes it worse
- - - - a) handling our aversion to making mistakes
      - b. overcoming a life controlled by feelings
      - improvement is not satisfied with quick fixes
        
        a) improvement is a never-ending battle
        
        improvement is a result of small steps