Manipulation and Ego

 Well, looks like I forgot to update this. But it is the process that's important, not the outcome. It's the learning from the mistakes we make that is the most important thing. I keep trying to remind myself; my conditioning and (perhaps) aspects of my own personality want to shield me from harm. But in order to break away from that conditioning, I need to allow myself to fail (not to fail purposefully; that would also be a manipulation), instead of limiting myself and trying to stop myself from failing. 

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