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As Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio told me, âIf you donât look back at yourself and think, âWow, how stupid I was a year ago,â then you must not have learned much in the last year.â
It seems to me that if you look back on yourself a year ago and arenât shocked by how stupid you were, you havenât learned much.
It seems to me that if you look back on yourself a year ago and arenât shocked by how stupid you were, you havenât learned much.
Learning requires mistakes and reflection on those mistakes. So prepare to do some thinking about yourself and your world. Accelerating your growth in a skill requires looking back as much as you can at what works and what doesnât. You really cannot take intelligent new action toward important goals without looking back a little.