Society & Culture:Philosophy
The person I am most critical of is myself.
I hold myself to high standards.
This is the main reason I try to think critically.
The better I can problem solve.
The better my moral judgements are.
The more reality based my understanding is, the more effective and moral I can be.
When I make mistakes, I try to fix them. And to do so I must be able to recognize the mistake to correct it.
All of this requires me to think critically about who I am, what I am trying to accomplish and how I am going about doing the things I do.
Being so critical all the time may seem ... negative.
But knowing that I truly am doing the best that I can do and that I’m not taking short cuts, makes me feel good about myself, even when I fail.
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