Maxims for a happy life: Difference between revisions

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Maxims for a happy life.

Do your talking on the pitch.
Don’t be that guy^[1].
Let it go. In the immortal words of the Eastenders script-writing collective, “LEAVE IT, PHIL. HE’S NOT WORTH IT.”
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
The Devil is the detail.
Perfection is the enemy of good enough.
It’ll do.
"Gee, I wish I spent more time in the office," said NO ONE IN HISTORY.
Try to understand the other guy’s motivation. It's a fair bet it starts with fear.

↑ If you said, “or girl,” you’re being that guy. (and/or girl, as the case may be.)

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 *[[Do your talking on the pitch]].
 *[[Don’t be that guy]]<ref>If you said, “''or'' girl,” ''you’re being that guy''. ([[and/or]] girl, [[as the case may be]].)</ref>.
-*[[Let it go]]. In the immortal words of the Eastenders script-writing collective, “Leave it, Phil. He’s not worth it|LEAVE IT, PHIL. HE’S NOT WORTH IT]].”
+*[[Let it go]]. In the immortal words of the Eastenders script-writing collective, “[[Leave it, Phil. He’s not worth it|LEAVE IT, PHIL. HE’S NOT WORTH IT]].”
 *[[Let he who is without sin cast the first stone]].
 *The Devil ''is'' the detail.