Once you find the truth it can be very rewarding, though. There is a reason certain people are built like you. It's a high risk high reward strategySJConspirator » 31 Dec 2021, 12:40 am » wrote: ↑ I am always searching new ways to challenge my own beliefs. I change my mind about issues fairly often, because I do not invest my ego into my beliefs. They are always transitory. This is the curse of endless intellectual curiosity.. the inability to ever feel like you have the “final answer”
this type of constant second guessing is not a virtue. It does not serve one well, as much as total and utter conviction does.. even conviction of falsehoods is useful, cuz it does not matter what one believes, only the fervency of his belief. Such certainty is the key to being a great salesman, because absolute certainty is contagious. It overwhelms the audience and sways them to believe as you do.