An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth

Key Facts or Insights from "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth"

1. Preparation is vital. Astronauts spend 90% of their time on Earth preparing for space.
2. Success is built on the ability to visualize failure and plan accordingly.
3. Small, consistent improvements lead to big gains over time.
4. Competence is more valuable than confidence.
5. Being a “zero” (someone who doesn’t negatively impact a situation) is better than being a “minus one” (someone who harms a situation).
6. Understand that you're part of a bigger picture; teamwork is essential.
7. The “Aim to be a zero” philosophy emphasizes the importance of humility.
8. Life...

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