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How do you challenge blind spots?
Blind spots are, by definition, difficult to challenge. Katie and I rise to the occasion in this edition of Doing What Works.
Here are your show notes…
Do you remember the “Marine Biologist” scene from Seinfeld?
“Don’t make assumptions” is one of the agreements in The Four Agreements.
David Foster Wallace’s This Is Water might inspire you to be less judgmental.
The “thirty seconds or fewer” kindness rule.
High levels of positive illusion can help you sustain long-term romantic relationships.
“The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect is a phenomenon where individuals trust media information despite recognizing its inaccuracies in their areas of expertise.”
Here are your show notes…
Do you remember the “Marine Biologist” scene from Seinfeld?
“Don’t make assumptions” is one of the agreements in The Four Agreements.
David Foster Wallace’s This Is Water might inspire you to be less judgmental.
The “thirty seconds or fewer” kindness rule.
High levels of positive illusion can help you sustain long-term romantic relationships.
“The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect is a phenomenon where individuals trust media information despite recognizing its inaccuracies in their areas of expertise.”
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Blind spots are, by definition, difficult to challenge. Katie and I rise to the occasion in this edition of Doing What Works.
Here are your show notes…
Do you remember the “Marine Biologist” scene from Seinfeld?
“Don’t make assumptions” is one of the agreements in The Four Agreements.
David Foster Wallace’s This Is Water might inspire you to be less judgmental.
The “thirty seconds or fewer” kindness rule.
High levels of positive illusion can help you sustain long-term romantic relationships.
“The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect is a phenomenon where individuals trust media information despite recognizing its inaccuracies in their areas of expertise.”
Here are your show notes…
Do you remember the “Marine Biologist” scene from Seinfeld?
“Don’t make assumptions” is one of the agreements in The Four Agreements.
David Foster Wallace’s This Is Water might inspire you to be less judgmental.
The “thirty seconds or fewer” kindness rule.
High levels of positive illusion can help you sustain long-term romantic relationships.
“The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect is a phenomenon where individuals trust media information despite recognizing its inaccuracies in their areas of expertise.”