“You’re supposed to take cost benefit analysis… little things… what’s the cost benefit analysis of bothering myself about the driver…? It’s 100% cost, zero benefit.”

Tony Robbins · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · How to be happy | Tony Robbins Podcast

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Suggests that instead of applying cost-benefit analysis to external problems (e.g., driver’s speed), we should apply it to internal irritations (e.g., minor annoyances)

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