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Reality is rarely a catastrophe. Repeated efforts to avoid reality make it seem like a catastrophe. Avoiding reality leads to ineffective results, which in turn--over time--can develop into disasters. But most of the time, they're disasters that need never have occurred. Facing and addressing facts as you go is your best insurance policy.
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Reality is rarely a catastrophe. Repeated efforts to avoid reality make it seem like a catastrophe. Avoiding reality leads to ineffective results, which in turn--over time--can develop into disasters. But most of the time, they're disasters that need never have occurred. Facing and addressing facts as you go is your best insurance policy.
