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Most people don't need a new life.
They need an updated operating system.
The bullied girl who still feels ugly. The high school hero who still thinks he's untouchable. The father who still sees himself as a boy. The man who became strong but still feels weak.
Our brains are incredible...
...but they don't always update automatically.
In this episode I explore identity, self-image, psychological software, and why one of the most valuable skills in life may be learning to recognize when you're running an outdated version of yourself.
Maybe the most dangerous thing about old software...
...is that it feels like reality.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Tommy AlfredssonMost people don't need a new life.
They need an updated operating system.
The bullied girl who still feels ugly. The high school hero who still thinks he's untouchable. The father who still sees himself as a boy. The man who became strong but still feels weak.
Our brains are incredible...
...but they don't always update automatically.
In this episode I explore identity, self-image, psychological software, and why one of the most valuable skills in life may be learning to recognize when you're running an outdated version of yourself.
Maybe the most dangerous thing about old software...
...is that it feels like reality.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.