Upgraded Thinking In A Cynical World
An episode of the Arena 22 podcast, hosted by Tobin Crenshaw, titled "Upgraded Thinking In A Cynical World" was published on December 4, 2019 and runs 21 minutes.
December 4, 2019 ·21m · Arena 22
Summary
In Change Or Die Alan Deutschman discovered that most people will not follow a doctor (or a therapists) recommendations when it comes to making personal changes, even if it is a life or death situation. Some people really would rather die than give up toxic habits. Jesus pulled no punches with people like this, asking if they really wanted to get well before he helped them. Plus, a personal story of interacting with one of the most awful individuals I have ever met, and uncovering why she was so unkind. Come and learn three steps you can implement right now to upgrade your life and thinking. As Tony Robbins shares, "Most people's lives are the direct reflection of the peer group," so we need to be very intentional about who we allow to influence our life. Plus, Eric Redmond at the Olympics on having his father help carry him to the finish line, a moment that inspired a nation; because one person can really make all the difference in the world.
Episode Description
In Change Or Die Alan Deutschman discovered that most people will not follow a doctor (or a therapists) recommendations when it comes to making personal changes, even if it is a life or death situation. Some people really would rather die than give up toxic habits. Jesus pulled no punches with people like this, asking if they really wanted to get well before he helped them. Plus, a personal story of interacting with one of the most awful individuals I have ever met, and uncovering why she was so unkind. Come and learn three steps you can implement right now to upgrade your life and thinking. As Tony Robbins shares, "Most people's lives are the direct reflection of the peer group," so we need to be very intentional about who we allow to influence our life. Plus, Eric Redmond at the Olympics on having his father help carry him to the finish line, a moment that inspired a nation; because one person can really make all the difference in the world.