Hope’s near enemy is blind optimism. While hope is the belief that things can get better, blind optimism causes you to think that everything will be okay without any effort on your part. Thus, you trap yourself into repeating the same mistakes over and over. | Atlas of the Heart

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Hope’s near enemy is blind optimism. While hope is the belief that things can get better, blind optimism causes you to think that everything will be okay without any effort on your part. Thus, you trap yourself into repeating the same mistakes over and over.

-- Brené Brown