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005: Multi-Dimensional EV
High-performing individuals of all kinds fixate on imperfections. The quest for efficiency can lead us to live in extremely hostile environments without even realizing it. We collapse under time-based pressure and trap ourselves in situations we simply cannot make work on our terms.
Today’s episode is one of the more meta episodes in this series. It revolves around the considerations that people often overlook when considering the most beneficial path for their growth. A lot of the examples in this conversation come from real case studies from poker players operating from narrow viewpoints that cause them to justify unhealthy choices, unbeknownst to them. Nick and Wayne also open up with examples from their own journeys where they uncovered similar blindspots and provide insight on how they overcame them.
Key Takeaways
- What Nick learned from talking to a player who convinced him that he had to play at peak hours, even though he wasn’t benefiting from this decision.
- Why it’s so hard to overcome biases in logically consistent ways.
- How to create a path that takes you from being purely analytical to getting more in touch with your emotions.
- Why being self-critical often gives way to being self-hostile - and why this often leads to self-sabotage.
- Why effective leaders have to be willing to exit power struggles.
- How Type A personalities can turn methodologies like breathwork or meditation toxic.
- Why the win-loss mentality rarely serves people as well as they think it does.
Get Access to the Show Notes
To get access to the full show notes, including all the resources mentioned during the interview, visit BeyondPoker.com/5
Check Us Out On:
- BeyondPoker.com
- Wayne Yap on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Twitter
- PokerDetox.com
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High-performing individuals of all kinds fixate on imperfections. The quest for efficiency can lead us to live in extremely hostile environments without even realizing it. We collapse under time-based pressure and trap ourselves in situations we simply cannot make work on our terms.
Today’s episode is one of the more meta episodes in this series. It revolves around the considerations that people often overlook when considering the most beneficial path for their growth. A lot of the examples in this conversation come from real case studies from poker players operating from narrow viewpoints that cause them to justify unhealthy choices, unbeknownst to them. Nick and Wayne also open up with examples from their own journeys where they uncovered similar blindspots and provide insight on how they overcame them.
Key Takeaways
- What Nick learned from talking to a player who convinced him that he had to play at peak hours, even though he wasn’t benefiting from this decision.
- Why it’s so hard to overcome biases in logically consistent ways.
- How to create a path that takes you from being purely analytical to getting more in touch with your emotions.
- Why being self-critical often gives way to being self-hostile - and why this often leads to self-sabotage.
- Why effective leaders have to be willing to exit power struggles.
- How Type A personalities can turn methodologies like breathwork or meditation toxic.
- Why the win-loss mentality rarely serves people as well as they think it does.
Get Access to the Show Notes
To get access to the full show notes, including all the resources mentioned during the interview, visit BeyondPoker.com/5
Check Us Out On:
- BeyondPoker.com
- Wayne Yap on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Instagram
- Nick Howard on Twitter
- PokerDetox.com
Rate & Review
If you enjoyed today’s episode of Beyond Poker, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device.
You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!