There's nothing that fails like success.

A quote by GK Chesterton.

When you add to the truth, you subtract from it,

from it.

A quote, from the Talmud.

God is best known by not knowing him.

A quote from St. Augustine.

I want to bring to your awareness this profound theme

that I stumbled upon over the last year.

And this is a theme that I see all across personal development and really all across life, many different domains of life, will fall under this theme.

Some of the most interesting questions and topics in life will tend to go full circle.

Now, what exactly I mean by full circle,

I'll explain here in a minute.

But what I don't mean is I don't mean a strange loop.

So don't confuse this topic with the

strange loop topic which I talked about recently. In my mind these are two

separate things although maybe there's sometimes a little bit of overlap here and there, but generally I

consider them different.

So there's two meanings really in my mind for going full circle.

The first meeting is the more conventional one and the one that

we're really not interested in here and then there's a second meeting. So the first

meaning is something like the hero's journey where a hero starts off at an origin point like his little village

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