Ever deal with a "my way or the highway" person? Maybe you work with someone like this, or worse, you're related to one. Regardless of your connection, it can be incredibly difficult to deal with someone who's certain about everything. I unpack some things on my mind around the idea of certainty, both how my upbringing has impacted it and how to get your head out from under crushing boulder of certainty. Hope you enjoy!
Chapters
00:00
Introduction: The Concept of Certainty
03:04
The Influence of Certainty on Faith & Business
06:37
The Dangers of Unquestionable Certainty
14:46
Certainty and its negative Impact
17:45
Conclusion: Embracing Alternative Perspectives
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Music:
Hindsight (Instrumental) by Fivefold (used with written permission)
By Your Side by Caslow, Bertie Scott & Patfromlastyear (used with written permission)
keywords: certainty, black and white, alternative perspectives, core beliefs, open mind, growth, self-isolation
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