Neither is correct.

Self-reflection also leaves one better prepared to deal with the unexpected. “If you’re self-reflective, you’re not going to be surprised very often. I find that the people who get surprised a lot aren’t very self-reflective.” Kraemer says that when he first started teaching values-based leadership, he was struck by how undervalued self-reflection is. He met a lot of bright, Type-A personalities who did not think such a quality mattered. They focused exclusively on their ambitions, which left them unprepared to deal with the contingencies of business and life.
Humility > ambition = world is better place, no?
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Sep 18, 2022
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Neither is correct. What matters is reflecting on cause and effect, what is causing the disruption in the world. It is about thinking of how, universally, all actions lead to all events.
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