6 Serious Human Mistake

People always commit mistakes.
They will play six of the worst, discovered by the Roman philosopher Cicero

The renowned Marcus Tullius Cicero was a very good observer of human nature. But being a philosopher and a politician, Cicero was unable to speak, so to keep his mouth shut.

But ... Cicero managed to infuriate Marc Antoniu, who happened to be the ruler of Rome at the time.

So before his premature death - though not totally unpredictable, Cicero wrote what he considered to be "The most serious 6 mistakes people commit:

1. Mistake that a man can benefit from crushing the other.

2. To worry that they are things they can not change.

3. The temptation to insist that a particular thing is "impossible" to accomplish, for the simple reason that they can not do it, and they can not imagine how the power is done.

4. Holding teeth of pride, preemptive preference, and trivial prejudices.

5. That they stop learning and do not keep their minds awake, so creating their habit of reading and studying.
Last but not least :
6. To constrain and insist on constraining others to believe what they think and think and to live the same way they live.