Banana
Impinging upon another successful pursuit of circumnavigating around the sun, I am thrust into the position to document my wins and woes. Perusing the happy and bitter happenstances about the past year, I have encountered a few useful adages that, if I practice the rule of frequent reflection, would prove useful. Without further temperance with verboseness, here goes: You define your individuality by interacting with others, but too much time spent with a homogenous aggregate circumvents ideas. It is paradoxical. A greater virtue than amassing knowledge is reading people, a personal practice habituated by living in cities bigger than life itself. A person who portrays himself as poised often rests under a layer of pretense. Next, the highest functioning institutions have extremely meticulous pruning processes, so it makes the most sense to practice it yourself too. Some good qualities to have for friends are high tolerance, persistence, situational awareness, and mental fortitude....
