The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish

#105 Seth Godin: Failing On Our Way To Mastery

Feb 23, 2021

01:22:53

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Do You Care Enough to Learn?

00:59

The Importance of Audience Presence in Presentations

02:01

Replacing Shame with Constructive Criticism in Professional Settings

02:35

Creativity Is a Choice

01:41

Introduction

4min

How to Keep Your Air Clean With Rabbit Air

2min

What Does It Mean to Be Creative?

2min

Is There a Hack in Hackney?

3min

Moma Fuco, the Whole Empire That Grew From Nothing

3min

Is This for Everyone?

2min

Do It on Purpose and You'll Find Out Who You Are

3min

The Third Pillar of Emotional Labor

2min

Is There an Open Book Test?

2min

10.

Learn to Be an Observer of Reality

2min

11.

Do You Have to Accept That Gift?

4min

12.

Sunk Costs Are Not Intuitive

2min

13.

How Do You Make Decisions?

4min

14.

Emotional Labor

4min

15.

The Forbes Four Hund

2min

16.

The Benefit of the Doubt

3min

17.

The Shelf Space Matters a Lot More Than You Think

2min

18.

I Won't Respond to This Male, Right?

4min

19.

How to Deliver a Good Talk or a Bad Talk

4min

20.

What Is the Goal of a Good Book?

3min

21.

Isn't It a Combination of High School and Death?

2min

22.

What Does It Mean to Be Creative More Than Once?

3min

23.

What Does It Mean to Be a Professional?

3min

24.

What Is the Speck of the Work?

2min

25.

Do You Think We Hide Behind Perfection?

2min

26.

We Avoid Shame by Avoiding Blame

3min

27.

The Cascade of Shame

2min

28.

The Difference Between Coaching and Criticism

4min

29.

Do You Find Your Biggest Mistakes in Life?

1min

30.

Iaint Like You Promised Me

4min

31.

The Knowledge Project Podcast

50sec

Seth Godin is the author of 20 bestselling books, founder of altMBA, the Akimbo podcast and runs one of the most popular blogs in the world. Seth and Shane chat about creative work, fear, shame, trusting yourself, what it means to be a professional, how to become an observer of reality, emotional labor, how we learn and so much more.

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