Mark Manson

The human mind operates on the same principle. It can be fragile or antifragile depending on how you use it. When struck by chaos and disorder, our minds set to work making sense of it all, deducing principles and constructing mental models, predicting future events and evaluating the past. This is called "learning," and it makes us better; it allows us to gain from failure and disorder. Thoughts (interesting ) Stuck in choas - my thinking saying = jumbled mess or my thinking is saying = disorder - so re organise thoughts problems then prioritise I'd say hmmm

P.180 Consumer Culture is very good at making us want more, more, more… But more is not always better…When we are overloaded with opportunities and options, we suffer from what psychologists refer to as the paradox of choice. Basically, the more options we’re give , the less satisfied we become, because we are aware of all other options we are potentially forfeiting.

P.110 Victimhood Chic The responsibility/fault fallacy allows people to pass off the responsibility for solving their problems to others. This ability to alleviate responsibility through blame to others gives people a temporary high and a feeling of moral righteousness.