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Aug 25, 2022 30 min

Thinking on Cognitive vs Emotional Experiences & Models for Failure

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What does it mean to accept the data but not the feeling? How does our ability to accept failure influence our ability to do new things? What are better ways to fail? This week we explore different kinds of experiences, and how they shape behavior. We think about why it feels bad when we have failure, and the difference between accepting failure cognitively versus emotionally. We also think together about how it feels to access painful memories, how to reduce trauma when you relive and share it, and finding where to grow. We both also share some deeply personal anecdotes about how we have fought with our siblings, and forced biscuits on past employees, and otherwise behaved foolishly. Theme music is by Steve Combs, available here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Steve_Combs/Steve_Combs_Premium_Preview_EP_1325/06__Steve_Com

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