Think Significantly

You Only Live Once.  This sentiment has permeated our culture for the last decade, but it means different things to different people.  As YOLO has evolved, it’s gone from inspiring extreme stunts to affecting the state of the post-pandemic economy.  How?  Pete and Melissa will fill you in on that and so many more details that you didn’t know about YOLO.

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I was just reading about this the other day!!!

That’s a common phrase for someone experiencing the frequency illusion, more commonly referred to as the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon.  Is it really that the universe is putting all these references to something you just learned about in your path or is there something else going on inside your head?  While you may not know how it works, how it affects us, or what we can do about it, everyone has experienced this!  This week Pete and Melissa discuss Baader-Meinhof and explain how companies try to use our mind’s selective attention to sell us their products.

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We’ve all seen social media posts that encourage #goodvibesonly, but what does that really mean? As humans, we experience a wide range of emotions that run the gamut from the positive to the negative. What happens when we try to isolate our feelings so that we ONLY feel the positive emotions?  On this week’s episode, Pete and Melissa talk about examples and impacts of Toxic Positivity, describe its effects and highlight some ways we can avoid using it when we interact with others. 

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2020 was a rough year.  Quarantine, social distancing, and travel restrictions meant we weren’t seeing our family and friends as often as we had previously.  We even lost contact with our co-workers as many were working from home for the first time.  While this was going on, many turned to social media to try to fill that need for interaction.  On the inaugural episode of Think Significantly, Melissa and Pete discuss human connection: why it’s important to us, how it affects us, and how we can get better at it. 

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