Well, hey everybody, welcome to your move where we hope you make better decisions and

live with fewer regrets.

I'm Andy Stanley and I'll be your guide.

Now here's something we all learn early in life.

With enough time, we can always find someone who will tell us exactly what we want to

hear, right?

Which empowers us to do exactly what we want to do.

The problem, of course, is if you always do what you want to do, you will eventually end

up precisely where you don't want to be.

And today, I'll tell you how to avoid that right here on your move.

You may be familiar or maybe not, but maybe familiar with this phrase, genetic fallacy,

genetic fallacy.

It's also known as the fallacy of origins or some people refer to it as the fallacy of

virtue.

I've never really heard of that one before, but genetic fallacy is usually how you hear

about it.

And if you remember back from school, what a fallacy is, a fallacy is an error in reasoning,

something that doesn't make any sense.

It's an error in reasoning.

For example, here's a famous one.

Dogs have four legs.

My cat has four legs.

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