I reflected on the tension between “wrong” and “right” actions, noting that the former feels easy and yields some results but creates a false sense of defensibility, while the latter feels impossible and yields no results if it fails. Once I start doing “wrong”, it starts feeling right, making the shift back difficult.
wrong.is_easy = true
wrong.produces_some_results = true
right.is_difficult = true
right.yields_no_results_if_fails = true
wrong.creates_false_defensibility = true
shift.to_right_is_difficult = true
In big decisions, being right is way critical than being fast
I reflected that I can’t always see when I’m right, but I always know when I’m wrong, captured on 2025‑07‑07 12:45 UTC.
insight.self_awareness = you can’t always see when you’re right; but you always know when you’re wrong