To Learn From Experience, We Must Remember

Our Brain Accepts What The Eyes See And Our Eye Looks For Whatever Our Brain Wants.

We All Have Direct Experience With Things That Do Or Don't Make Us Happy, We All Have Friends, Therapists, Cabdrivers, And Talk-show Hosts Who Tell Us About Things That Will Or Won't Make Us Happy, And Yet, Despite All This Practice And All This Coaching, Our Search For Happiness Often Culminates In A Stinky Mess. We Expect The Next Car, The Next House, Or The Next Promotion To Make Us Happy Even Though The Last Ones Didn't And Even Though Others Keep Telling Us That The Next Ones Won't.

My Friends Tell Me That I Have A Tendency To Point Out Problems Without Offering Solutions, But They Never Tell Me What I Should Do About It.

Human Beings Are Works In Progress That Mistakenly Think They’re Finished. The Person You Are Right Now Is As Transient, As Fleeting And As Temporary As All The People You’re Ever Been. The One Constant In Our Lives Is Change.

In Short, If We Adhere To The Standard Of Perfection In All Our Endeavors, We Are Left With Nothing But Mathematics And The White Album.