With Joe Wehbe #141: The Dunning-Kruger Effect, and When Experience Works Against You
Nov 24, 2021
07:31
DAILY EPISODES (this continues from yesterday's ep). For more don't forget to head to https://withjoewehbe.com/
- The Duning-Kruger Effect — the example of thinking you can go toe-to-toe with someone who is very technical.
- This can create emotional reactions, a lot of shutting down and thinking what you know is right.
- Most people have a very narrow view of themselves, caught in a particular identity.
- Locking things in on the identity level
- Human beings are suckers for familiarity.
- People who want to 'find' themselves.
- Familiarity is why people cling to bad partners and bad situations.
- The idea of the psychological nomad https://withjoewehbe.com/2020/12/28/be-a-psychological-nomad/
- When experience can be counter-intuitive - the example of career pathways that change over time.