With Joe Wehbe

By Joe Wehbe

There's a Da Vinci in everyone, but it has been locked away. Daily short episodes breaking down the truth behind learning, education and philosophy to unlock those Doors and bring it out.... more

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With Joe Wehbe episodes:

November 25, 2021#142: Why is it so Hard to be Open-Minded?
DAILY EPISODES: there was one yesterday, and obviously there'll be one tomorrow! Want to treat yourself right? Head to https://withjoewehbe.com/ for more insights, deep-thinking, resources and more!

Why do people struggle to let go of their ideas, when we see the evidence from De Mello, as to why we shouldn't?
The role of insecurity, and how it exacerbates self-compromise

Insecurity is not normally attached to reality — 'successfull' and 'famous' people are often still insecure

People often look for the train ticket. https://withjoewehbe.com/2021/02/19/the-train-station/

The more insecure you are, the more easily you are seduced by shiny objects

The example of Einstein and physics

Not being the person who says, 'this is the way'. There is no way.

The wisest people I know give strong disclaimers on their own advice.
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November 24, 2021#141: The Dunning-Kruger Effect, and When Experience Works Against You
DAILY EPISODES (this continues from yesterday's ep). For more don't forget to head to https://withjoewehbe.com/
The Duning-Kruger Effect — the example of thinking you can go toe-to-toe with someone who is very technical.

This can create emotional reactions, a lot of shutting down and thinking what you know is right.

Most people have a very narrow view of themselves, caught in a particular identity.

Locking things in on the identity level

Human beings are suckers for familiarity.

People who want to 'find' themselves.

Familiarity is why people cling to bad partners and bad situations.

The idea of the psychological nomad https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/12/28/be-a-psychological-nomad/

When experience can be counter-intuitive - the example of career pathways that change over time.
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8min
November 23, 2021#140: Einstein's Gift, Einstein's Mistake — Strong Opinions Loosely Held
DAILY EPISODES!!! Show me yourself some love by coming back tomorrow. Check out the site for more: https://withjoewehbe.com/
We're never taught how to think

Balancing argument with conviction and clarity but not being close-minded

Seek out the people who show you errors in your thinking.

Thinking through boxes with dotted lines https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/08/24/how-to-think-through-boxes/

How young innovators later become stubborn old and biased people — example of Albert Einstein

People get stuck when they've invested a lot in an idea.
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5min
November 22, 2021BONUS EPISODE: Running Masterminds, Being People-Centric, and What Should Learning Look Like?
This is a quick recap of recent With Joe Wehbe Podcast episodes, and preview to what's coming up.

I discuss an initiative we've run within The Constant Student (www.constantstudent.com.au) – The resource I mentioned will be available for subscribers at https://withjoewehbe.com/everything-joe/
What just happened?
Unstructured play... but what if people just do nothing? Don't they have to be forced to a certain extent?

People always move the needle. Think about culture and it's impact

If you make it people-centric... how good would it be!?

Example of Mastermind.
What's coming up?
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11min
November 21, 2021#139: Three Questions to Unpack Without-The-Box Thinking
(See yesterday's episode for more context) Without-The-Box Thinking: https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/06/07/thinking-without-the-box/
Three Questions to unpack Without-The-Box Thinking
Why is the box there to begin with? (E.g. School, Industrial Revolution and indoctrination)

Who put it there, and why? (E.g. religions, industrialists)

Should it still be there?
Another example is the office.
The value of history in learning, by understanding how something came to be, giving you an insight into its fundamentals.
For more insights on career, educaiton and learning head to https://thedoorman.substack.com/
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5min
November 20, 2021#138: What is Without-The-Box Thinking?
Without-The-Box Thinking: https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/06/07/thinking-without-the-box/
When the premise is wrong, but people don't address that when trying to find a solution

People are still influenced by the assumptions

Without-The-Box takes away the assumptions for a moment.

The example of building an ineffective school in Nepal. A quarter of the community already went to university.
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6min
November 19, 2021#137: How do we make people more curious?
New episodes daily! For actionable insights on career, education and learning check out https://thedoorman.substack.com/
How do we make people more curious?
The Summer Hill Story

There should be an abundance of unstructured play.
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3min
November 18, 2021#136: Education vs. Learning — does most learning happen outside schools?
New episodes daily! For more actionable insights on education, learning and career head to https://thedoorman.substack.com/
Education vs. Learning — does most great learning happen outside schools?
We have tangled these two ideas together

Does most great learning happen outside of schools?

Da Vinci was not formally educated.

Detesting received wisdom.

Education has become associated with passive digestion.

Long-term conditioning

Do we need an education system? This is an assumption.

The progressive educators would have us do accounting

Stop sending the signal that learning happens in classrooms.

Learning from Youtube, Degree from University

The best system is not having a system.

The reality of things IS non-linear, no, you can't guarantee

Would you diagnose a dog with ADHD?

"We are creatures of nature, not zoo animals to be trained"
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8min
November 17, 2021#135: Luke's Learning Journey — follow, follow, forever follow interest.
New episodes daily! For more actionable insights on education, learning and career, head to https://thedoorman.substack.com/
Luke's Learning Journey — follow, follow, forever follow interest.
First began in IT, influenced by father

Didn't see how his learning would benefit him in the long-term, made it difficult

Didn't have positive view of himself despite doing well at school

Job in sales

Belief as outgoing person CHANGED

Then led to opportunity in a more corporate role in a Telco, as a salesperson

Came full loop, became curious about how internet worked, now interested in something he studied at university.

Eventually improved belief in his ability to learn, overcome residual limits from university where he wasn't good at technical things

Never would have believed this would have been his path.

'Follow Interest'

Interest Mapping

My Deconstruction of Luke's journey

I could probably charge for web design now

If you work hard at anything you eventually come down to the core.
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8min
November 16, 2021#134: Da Vinci, Naval... what makes a great learner?
New episodes daily! For more actionable insights on career, education and learning head to https://thedoorman.substack.com/
One word: Curiosity

The Da Vinci Story — the master of curiosity and diverse genius

Didn't share or publish much of his works

Da Vinci didn't see the separation in nature that the rest of us see.

The one who is most interested is the one who wins.

Things lead to things.
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7min

FAQs about With Joe Wehbe:

How many episodes does With Joe Wehbe have?

The podcast currently has 317 episodes available.