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#3560: The Cost Of Continual Emotional Accessibility
I talk about how being emotionally accessible all the time is often mistaken for maturity or leadership, but taken too far it becomes a liability. Wh…
2 months ago
#3559: Why Decisiveness Matters More Than Accuracy
Most people wait for certainty before they move, but I know that certainty never shows up first. Accuracy improves after action begins, not before, a…
2 months ago
#3558: How Hesitation Kills You Before You Speak
Hesitation speaks before you ever say a word, and people feel it even if they can’t explain it. The energy you bring into a room already sets how muc…
2 months ago
#3557: Calm Vs Contained: What's The Difference?
Calm and contained may look the same on the surface, but they come from two very different places. Calm is an emotional state that can disappear when…
2 months ago
#3556: Narrowing Your Emotional Range
Emotional range is often praised, but in this episode, I explain why narrowing it actually makes you stronger. Wide emotional swings create instabili…
2 months ago
#3555: The Law Of Contrast
People don’t judge things in isolation the way they think they do, and in this episode, I break down the Law of Contrast. I explain how comparison sh…
2 months, 1 week ago
#3554: The Social Self Vs The Predator: LeBron Vs Jordan
Every high performer has a social self and a predator self, and in this episode, I use LeBron James and Michael Jordan as examples to explain the dif…
2 months, 1 week ago
#3553: Time Is The Best Filter For Truth
Time is the best filter for truth, and in this episode, I talk about why real truth never needs urgency or constant defense. When something is true, …
2 months, 1 week ago
#3552: Stop Trying To Be Friendly
Stop trying to be friendly all the time, and in this episode, I explain why your social self shouldn’t always be in control. When I focus too much on…
2 months, 1 week ago
#3551: No Such Thing As "The Right Side Of History"
I break down why I believe there’s no such thing as the “right side of history.” People use this phrase to avoid real debate and to make themselves l…
2 months, 1 week ago