i’d rather be a foolish optimist than a wise pessimist
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i can't speak to how this changes when you have responsibilities such as a wife and kids, but my father, the one who taught me this, has stuck to this for his whole life with or without external responsibilities
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even despite when everyone else around him succumbed to the temptation of negative thinking, he would stand strong refusing to give in. i believe this created a will within him that is very difficult to come by
he would call this "the power of positive thinking"
the greatest gifts my father gave me have been my faith and a role model for "delusional optimism"
i don't really care much for doomer thinking, that is not a difficult thing to do nowadays, nor is it productive