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Runner tying shoelaces at sunrise on an empty track, symbolizing discipline preparing the way for freedom.
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    The Freedom Paradox: Restraint is The Path to Freedom

    • byValue Faith
    • December 24, 2025
    Obviously we all crave freedom; the freedom to choose; the freedom to live how we want, and the…
    A calm warrior standing on a cliff at sunrise with a dissolving monster-like shadow behind him, symbolizing choosing integrity over retaliation.
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      Winning Without Fighting Back: Not Becoming Like Those Who Wrong You

      • byValue Faith
      • December 22, 2025
      With our world full of retaliation, harsh words, and “getting even,” there is a deeper, and better strength;…
      Illustration of a person choosing the comfortable belief over the path labeled ‘Truth,’ representing confirmation bias.
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        Confirmation Bias: To See Clearly, You Must Look Beyond What Confirms You

        • byValue Faith
        • December 16, 2025
        Obviously we all like to believe that we are rational, clear thinkers; that our decisions are guided by…
        Illustration showing a person seeing a positive reflection for success and blaming external factors for failure, representing the self-serving bias.
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          The Self-Serving Bias: Why We Take Credit but Shift the Blame

          • byValue Faith
          • December 15, 2025
          Imagine that you just got a promotion at work. You feel proud, confident, validated. Naturally, you tell yourself…
          Illustration depicting the Actor–Observer Bias with one side showing a person overwhelmed by external circumstances and the other side showing observers judging the person’s character.
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            Actor-Observer Bias: Why We Judge Ourselves and Others Differently

            • byValue Faith
            • December 14, 2025
            Imagine you are a student who just received a low grade on a test. Immediately, your mind searches…
            Chessboard showing a small captured piece while the overall position is lost, symbolizing short-term victory at the cost of long-term success.
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              Don’t Win The Battle And Lose The War

              • byValue Faith
              • December 8, 2025
              Life is full of moments where we feel the urge to “win” to get the last word, to…
              Two people pointing fingers at each other in a mirrored loop, symbolizing blame-shifting and the Appeal to Hypocrisy Fallacy.
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                Blame-Shifting Logic: The Deception of the Appeal to Hypocrisy Fallacy

                • byValue Faith
                • November 26, 2025
                Take a minute to remember an argument in the past or a debate where one person calls out…
                Two people calmly debating with symbols of reason and truth floating between them, representing logical discussion and the importance of addressing arguments instead of attacking people.
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                  MMental

                  Attack The Argument, Not The Person: Understanding The Ad Hominem Fallacy

                  • byValue Faith
                  • November 16, 2025
                  In any and many discussions whether it is online, offline, in politics, or even within our closest relationships,…
                  A peaceful person standing calmly while others around look angry or distant, representing the strength of grace, patience, and understanding when others disappoint or misunderstand you.
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                    Never Attribute to Malice: When People Let You Down; It’s Usually Not About You

                    • byValue Faith
                    • October 6, 2025
                    Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by ignorance or error. Hanlon’s Razor You know sometimes…
                    Two people saying the same words, one harsh and one kind, showing how tone and body language change communication.
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                      It Does Not Matter Only What You Say; It Matters Greatly How You Say It

                      • byValue Faith
                      • September 1, 2025
                      I am sure you must have heard the saying, “It is not what you say, it is how…
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