Ignatius of Loyola: The errors of others should serve to keep us from adding any of our own to them.
The errors of others should serve to keep us from adding any of our own to them.
In today’s wordsLet other people's mistakes keep us from piling on mistakes of our own.
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- The lessons you've learned from your family of origin, are your life lessons to help you win at life.
- When our desire for affirmation is stronger than our desire for INSIGHT, we nullify our ability to benefit from HINDSIGHT and block our ability to gain FORESIGHT.
- It is impossible to learn from what you are critical about.
- Learning is theoretical until you implement it! Once what you have learned is proven by your life, it becomes transformational!
- It is what you learn after you know it all that counts.
- We can be knowledgeable with other men's knowledge, but we cannot be wise with other men's wisdom.