Cognitive Dissonance
Why do people make the choices they do?
Cognitive Dissonance
May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears
Life is full of suffering. It’s unevenly distributed in tragic ways — I would never dispute that. But even the best and luckiest and most privileged life has an unfortunate share of suffering in it. And there are choices to be made: How much do we focus on it? How much do we dwell on it? How much do we speak of it? How do we speak of it? And how mu... See more
Opinion | Our Lives Are an Endless Series of ‘And’
Helplessness is the dominating emotion when it comes to … issues. It's important (as difficult as it seems) to move past feeling helpless and instead stepping into what you can control. Not knowing what to do is a human response, but doing nothing at all is an inexcusable exercise in privilege. - Emma Isaacs
“The standard you walk past is the standard you accept.” - Lieutenant General David Lindsay Morrison AO
