ask yourself the following questions:
Is this decision based on new information?
Assess whether there are any recent developments or information that might change the context of your decision.
If I were starting fresh, would I make the same decision today?
Consider your current situation and evaluate the decision without factoring in what has already been invested.
What are the potential future benefits and costs?
Analyze the future consequences of sticking with the current decision versus changing course.
What are the alternatives?
Explore other options and assess whether any of them might be more advantageous moving forward.
Am I making decisions based on emotions or rational analysis?
Reflect on whether emotions, such as the fear of loss, are influencing your decision more than a rational analysis of the situation.
What is the long-term goal or objective?
Remind yourself of the ultimate goal or objective you are trying to achieve and evaluate whether your current decision aligns with it.
Have I considered the opportunity cost?
Think about what else you could be doing with the time, resources, or effort you're investing in the current decision.
What is the worst-case scenario if I change direction?
Consider the potential downsides of admitting a mistake and changing course, and compare them to the potential downsides of sticking with the current decision.
"Is this decision based on new information?" This question is equally relevant for those who are constantly in the habit of naysaying EOS or current efforts of those here, working now, in the present, to bring about the success of the EOS Network. Many are still living in the past and cannot see all the small victories we are winning that will begin to snowball. Stand firm, press on!
Not directed at you Esteban, just that your question inspired me to reflect on the other way it works.
Thank you Brandon, I know there is great people really trying their best on the ENF.
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