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“Luckily, there's a couple other people around at the time and everyone's like, "No, wait, I love my YouTube meetings.”
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“Luckily, there's a couple other people around at the time and everyone's like, "No, wait, I love my YouTube meetings.”
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01 / commitment
“If a kid came into your house and you're like, "I will be non-judgmentally aware of you.”
02 / recommendation
“Luckily, there's a couple other people around at the time and everyone's like, "No, wait, I love my YouTube meetings.”
03 / belief
“If you're going to do your set of principles and you want to do them on your own, the main thing I would say is keep it to five.”
04 / belief
“Another really big one that in a large category I would say is their relationship with emotions is all fakata.”
05 / commitment
“I don't want to feel that level of out of control, so I am going to be conflict avoidant.”
06 / belief
“I haven't watched it, but I think where you think it's all about being happy and you find out that you have to accept everything for happiness to really work, kind of.”
07 / belief
“As a matter of fact, I would say do it for a couple of weeks and then do it on the places where you feel lack.”
08 / evaluation
“If one of the things you're unwilling to feel is that conflict, that tension, as we talked about if you're conflict avoidant, you're not going to be able to make an A team because there's nothing that is alive doesn't require tension.”
09 / preference
“I think that the really cool thing about it is you can look at any issue that you're having in your life, so you can say, oh, one of the problems that I have in my life is that I am constantly in an argument with my girlfriend or boyfriend, let's say.”
10 / preference
“" As a matter of fact, I think the best way to work with the voice in the head is to pick an experiment every day and respond to the voice in the head in a new way every day to have an experimental approach and say, "Oh, what's the relationship I want with this negative voice in my head?”
11 / evaluation
“I could geek out on why that lets democracies win over autocracies because they're far more experimental by nature, and it's not one person saying how things are going, but just generally, just we're more efficient when we're exploring.”
12 / evaluation
“For the logical folks, so in 2012 or so, there was a person who wrote a book called Descartes' Error, and in Descartes' Error, the whole idea is that I think therefore I am, and this person's like, "Yeah, that's the error.”
13 / recommendation
“To find out if it's right for you, if you're not already know that it's right for you, we do these little hour and a half free workshops and it'll give you a taste of what it is that we do because it's like anything that's going on out there.”
14 / recommendation
“I think the best way to work with the voice in the head is to pick an experiment every day and respond to the voice in the head in a new way every day.”
15 / preference
“I particularly think it's really good to set up a series of experiments rather than just take the one that I have because the experimental mindset means that you can never really fail.”
16 / evaluation
“There's something really, really important about enjoyment because it's not only a measure of efficiency, it also has a strong correlation with hire in most things has a strong correlation with how long you're going to do it, your staying power, the quality of what you're going to do, all of that.”