Most logic is actually not logical —it comes from fear and limitation. In today's episode, I overview illogical decision making. I discuss:<ul><li>why illogical decision making is actually critical for human happiness</li><li>why logic is usually emotional, and </li><li>how to access illogical thinking</li></ul> This one is counterintuitive! I look forward to your comments on this one.

Most logic is actually not logical —it comes from fear and limitation. In today's episode, I overview illogical decision making. I discuss:why illogical decision making is actually critical for human happinesswhy logic is usually emotional, and how to access illogical thinking This one is counterintuitive! I look forward to your comments on this one.

Ep. 18 - Illogical Decision Making

Aurora Smedley dropped out of Cornell Engineering to hike over 2,000 miles through the wilderness. 

After finishing the Pacific Crest Trail, she ran ultramarathons, cured her own mental illness (by breaking the rules), and traveled for over two years. Her musical work has been featured on NPR Music and KEXP and was a finalist for NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. 

This podcast is —simply— what the world needs to hear.

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Aurora Smedley dropped out of Cornell Engineering to hike over 2,000 miles through the wilderness. After finishing the Pacific Crest Trail, she ran ultramarathons, cured her own mental illness (by breaking the rules), and traveled for over two years. Her musical work has been featured on NPR Music and KEXP and was a finalist for NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. This podcast is —simply— what the world needs to hear.

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