I kind of roll my eyes at these kinds of self-helpy cliche lists. But this one's pretty decent, probably because it's actually real. > consigning yourself to t

I kind of roll my eyes at these kinds of self-helpy cliche lists. But this one's pretty decent, probably because it's actually real. > consigning yourself to the binary greatly limits what you can achieve This is the good one here, IMO. I see people helplessly stuck in binary thinking all the time. Now, breaking things down to a binary is a good technique for analysis. It's just that you can't stop there. You always need to be thinking "why not both?", "or neither?", "or some other thing?", "or some of one and at little of the other?", "is there a binary that more neatly slices the problem?"