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Indeed, hopefulness is much better and productive than hopelessness. As long as it's done in a realistic way, not denying the facts, not cherry picking data, et
by gitaarik 3y ago
Indeed, hopefulness is much better and productive than hopelessness. As long as it's done in a realistic way, not denying the facts, not cherry picking data, etc. Hopeful people can accomplish a lot more than hopeless people.
- whoknowsidont 3y ago>hopefulness is much better and productive than hopelessness. Being pragmatic is not hopelessness. You have to admit what the problems are, and the book does not do that.
- gitaarik 3y agoIn what way is the book not admit the problems? Like the previous commenter said, it's full of data supporting it's claims. I'm truly interested in your arguments, because I just got this book.