Are the people more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?
Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?
Do you care about what other people think? Why are we worried about others' opinions? Do you care what other people think about you? Do you tend to post more questions or answers? What happens when you decide to do things differently? Do you care what others think of you? What is something you do (or don’t do), even though you feel conflicted about it? Are you a better thinker when stressed or relaxed? Do you care what other people think of you? You either have to take some action or let go. Do you get that? When you have problems in your life do you talk to other people or just keep everything to yourself? How much should you care about what other people think of you? Why do you care what other people think? What are some of the things you think people are doing wrong? Are you more positive if you focus on an opportunity that is not solving a problem than if you focus on an opportunity that solves a problem? Is it okay to worried about the future? When is it better to do something yourself than to ask other people for help? What are some of the issues you are currently facing? Why do some people care less about the truth and care more about saying something? If you are more intelligent, are you more likely to be depressed? Do people feel better after they listen to other people problems? What is worrying? Is it important what other people think about you? Why is there so much tension between people with more pragmatic vs more idealistic views about jobs and working? Why do we worry? Has political correctness affected your thinking and behaviour? Is there really anything to worry about? Is it really matter what the people think about you? Why do we always think we are doing the right thing? If you're more intelligent, are you more likely to become depressed?