How to Lose the Game of You

Epsilon Theory

October 9, 2018·Politics

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This is a guy with 5.4 million followers. He’s an astronaut. He’s a patriotic American. And he’s so worried about people thinking badly of him ... his identity is so wrapped up in social f’ng media ... that he’s lost himself in the Game of You.

Do I think that Winston Churchill was a flawless guy? Of course not. He's got a lot to answer for, in words and deeds. AND he is deserving of high praise. AND he was an inspirational leader, deserving of many many requotes. Not BUT, but AND. What do I mean by that? Read this great Rusty Guinn piece on The Power of AND to get my point.

This is also a good time to highlight another Rusty Guinn classic, maybe my favorite piece that he's written, The Two Churchills.

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Here's the bottom line. We are all smart enough to hold more than one thought in our brains at the same time. We are all wise enough to make up our own damn minds. And most of all this:

Your autonomy of mind and spirit cannot be taken away by the State, the Oligarchy or the Mob. But you can give it away.

Don't.

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