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Stefan Molyneux shares his views on politics, highlighting his disinterest due to perceived limitations on free will and speech. He discusses self-criticism, ideal standards, and free will, linking them

I've been having a busy time since mid-December. Because during this time I have to do annual evaluation of my employees and this has to be done based on their performance. Like many other multinational

Become a Self Critic To Achieve Perfection Perfection is an illusion in a way that it is highly subjective. You might do everything "bang on" but someone would find faults anyway. Also, one's

Put out a little podcast today. Woke up, got back on track and felt the need to share this. After all, like I say "I'm only human". Not sure if everyone will understand my message, as I may not

Both in people who are not aware of their mental power and in those who begin to be and perform training for their personal development, it is common to fall into self-critical thoughts that slow progress.

Admitting limitations is difficult. It is easier to criticize or observe others than to self-criticize. Introspection is painful, especially when you want to make mistakes public. But maybe it's the best

Sometimes we blame ourselves for the things which didnt work out for our favour or ended up badly because we invested in it. We become too hard on ourselves also when things don’t work out like they should.