Familiarity Bias: Choosing What We Know Over What We Need

Familiarity doesn't always mean safety. Sometimes, it simply means repetition.In this episode of The Unexpected Detour, Frances Hammond explores familiarity bias and how our preference for what is known can keep us from healing, growing, and embracing new opportunities.Whether it's relationships, habits, mindsets, or fear of the unknown, this conversation encourages listeners to ask an important question:Am I staying because this is healthy, or because this is familiar?Through faith, reflection, and practical insight, this episode reminds us that growth often begins in unfamiliar places.Because sometimes, the life you've been praying for begins on a road you've never traveled before.Thank you for listening to The Unexpected Detour, where life detours are inevitable.If this episode resonated with you, please follow The Unexpected Detour on Spotify and share this episode with someone who may need this reminder.Remember, just because something is familiar doesn't mean it's where you're meant to stay.Until next time, take care, keep growing, and God bless.