On my exciting and amazing journey to the stars.....

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The great sages realize words are like arrows because once they are released, they cannot be retrieved. Thus, they advocate that the words must passed through the three doors before they can be released.

1. The first door: "Are the words truthful?"
2. The second door: "Are the words necessary?"
3. The third door: "Are the words filled with kindness?"

Only if the words passed three three doors may they be released into the world.

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"No pessimist ever discovered the secret of the stars, or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new doorway for the human spirit." - Helen Keller

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Mahatma Gandhi: “The only devils in the world are those running in our own hearts. That is where the battle should be fought."

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The google company Deep Mind developed an AI to play a game. In the earlier versions, the AI was horrible that they thought they failed.  Then suddenly, the AI learned something and got better and better, that it became the best in the world.

Many of us never learn from our mistakes, but kept running the same program. Then, we say life sucks.

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In Daniel Kahneman's book "Thinking , Fast and Slow," he says that we should not rely on intuition because it is clouded by our miss-judgment and perceptions. We want a certain results and when we look back on a situation, we think and claim that our view is correct and we use all the circumstantial elements to support our arguments and our claim. For example, in the Seattle Seahawks vs New England Patriots 2015 super bowl where it ended in the Patriot's winning, when we look back on it, we can all see why the patriots would win and why the Seattle Seahawks should loose. However, we still cannot make the predictions going forward.

Thus, Daniel Kahneman advises us to use what Paul Mills (I could not google search this) statistical algorithm to help us make better decisions, instead of intuitions. If we incorporate 5-6 statistical algorithm in our decision making process, that would give us the ability to make a good decision regarding a certain matter.

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According to Robin Sharma the author of 'The Monk who sold his Ferrari" here are the 13 traits of billionaires:

1. Self faith
2. Vision for brighter future
3. Rebellion
4. Child like level curiosity
5. Carelessness about opinions of critics
6. Consistency and persistency
7. High love of winning and best in the world
8. Resist instant pleasure
9. Learned skill of multiplying wealth
10. A refusal to be around negative people
11. You are the one cause of your actions and your life's accomplishment s
12. Asymmetric risk reward paradigm
13. Contrarian mode of deploying capital

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What I do not like about me.

1. I am too critical of others at times. I need to talk better of others or not talk about them at all.
2. When someone upsets me, I immediate feel the retaliatory energy. That is never something I want to do. I never want to retaliate, because the negative energy takes away the correct course of action.

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I ran into this quote today by Nelson Mandela. It so clearly shows the freedom from letting go of past pain suffering.

"As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn't leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I'd still be in prison."