Life · FORTUNE
Fortune #22
Mixed — reflect carefully
Worry before a choice can become clearer when you separate facts, assumptions, and open questions.
QUOTE CARD
A quote for you
“ความกล้าหาญไม่ใช่การปราศจากความกลัว แต่เป็นการตระหนักว่ามีสิ่งอื่นที่สำคัญกว่า”
— สตีเฟน อาร์. โควีย์
นักเขียนและวิทยากรด้านภาวะผู้นำ ผู้เขียน The 7 Habits
- Person
- Stephen R. Covey
- Source work
- Foreword to Prisoners of our Thoughts: Viktor Frankl's Principles at Work (2004), by Alex Pattakos, p. x
- Source text
- Courage is not the absence of fear but the awareness that something else is more important.
STORY & REFLECTION
Three columns before deciding
Guidance-based illustration · Three columns before deciding
Illustrative scene: Someone is offered a move and worries about cost and loneliness. They have not checked the full rent or the actual commute.
They divide a page into known figures, assumptions, and questions for the landlord and a local contact. New information does not erase worry, but gives it a shape they can discuss.
WHO offers brief stress skills such as grounding, unhooking from difficult thoughts, and acting on one's values. These are self-help tools, not a replacement for needed support.
Some worry calls for information, not an immediate decision.
Reflection
Worry may signal a need for more information.
A small action today
List facts, assumptions, and open questions.
A question to reflect on
What fact is missing before you need to answer?