155. Why Should I? Critical Thinking
from The Bryson Every Day Project Hosted by Bryson Sessions
6:45pm, March 22nd, 2024, Desk, UT Why should I? Why should you? For what reason? For what purpose? Why? Ask yourself questions. Ask other people questions. Be okay with being wrong but learning faster as a result. The opposite of that is fearing failure and learning exponentially slower. Easy choice if you value growth and learning. I think we, collectively, need to start spending more time in our own heads instead of filling it with literally anything else. Play the devils advocate for yourself. Ask yourself why a dozen times. You’ll be surprised by what you uncover. We need more critical-thinking-able people in the world. I’m working my way to becoming as great of a deep thought provoker as I can, because I believe that’s where a lot of buried treasure resides. Social norms are just that, social norms. Are you normal? No? Well then start questioning the social norms that are sent your way. Follow the ones that make sense for you, get rid of the ones that don’t. Thinking out loud. Also ran through a ChatGPT exercise with this live on this episode. At face value, those are all good reasons to have friends, but do you value friends in those regards? Do you need what friends have to offer? Can you provide the effort and energy to those friends to maintain the friendship in the first place? What is harder for you? What’s easier? Think about this stuff for yourself.
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