Either-or thinking is keeping us from making good choices, both in socio-political issues and in our personal lives. In the former, false alternatives are often erected to establish partisan lines which substitutes rationalization for rational thought, keeping us further from solutions. In the latter, a similar method of rationalization (advocating for choices based on emotional considerations) keeps us from making optimal choices by never defining a rational goal.
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Don’t miss this interview–Podcast ep. 16 released
Do you feel frustrated with the changes you haven’t made yet? Do you know what to do, but you’re just not doing it consistently? If you doubt your ability to change, allow Elizabeth Benton to help you change your mindset.
Continue readingPodcast Ep. 15 released
Dane Maxwell is well-known as a business mentor whose distinctive ideas on entrepreneurship and sales have brought him and those we works with spectacular success. He has already created well over a dozen millionaires–from scratch. But he is also interested in how he can help people live more fulfilling and extraordinary lives as a whole, as evidenced by his latest project, Making Friends With the Mind.
Dane shares with Matthew some mind-opening ideas on personal development, embracing identities, motivations from love for financial independence, fatherhood, and so much more.
Continue readingPodcast Ep. 14 released
What’s it like to live in Korea? What are Koreans like? Join Matthew and guest Jason Cresswell to go in-depth as to what living in Korea actually looks like.
The boys take listener questions to cover topics such as: food, education, Korean character and goals, gender roles, beauty standards, cost of living, language, “hurry, hurry” culture, and much more as to why they’ve made Korea their home for the past 20 years.
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