FRIDAY PHILOSOPHIES: What if Doing the Weirdest Possible Thing Was The Solution to All Your Problems?
July 26, 202419m 12s
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Show Notes
In this episode of Friday Philosophies, join our host, Michelle Pellizzon, as she explores the mental model "do the weirdest thing that feels right." We'll chat about breaking free from societal norms and embracing creativity in decision-making. Discover how making unconventional choices can lead to personal growth and a whole lot of fun.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Meaning-making systems and decision-making frameworks can help us think creatively and find solutions to problems.
- Embracing the "weirdest thing that feels right" can lead to more authentic and creative decisions, breaking free from societal expectations.
- Identifying why certain options feel "wrong" can uncover our own biases and fears that may be holding us back from our true desires.
- Acknowledging and exploring unusual or intuitive ideas, even if we don’t act on them right away, can strengthen our ability to think unconventionally.
- Generating a list of 10 potential options when facing a decision can help uncover more creative possibilities beyond the obvious choices.
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