What happens when you speak the hard truth to someone resistant to change?
In this episode, the hosts explore the dynamics of truth-telling, ego, and humility through personal anecdotes and philosophical discussions. They delve into why speaking the truth often meets resistance, particularly when it challenges deeply held beliefs and ego-driven behaviors. They humorously illustrate how ignorance can lead to misunderstandings and the importance of being open to change and self-awareness. Through examples ranging from rattlesnake bites to family dynamics, they emphasize the value of humility and the necessity of seeing through one's own misconceptions. The hosts conclude that enjoying the process of truth-telling, even at someone else's expense, is an ongoing form of education in humility.
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