Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg Worldviews and Framing (with Elizabeth Kim)
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Dec 22, 2020 Elizabeth Kim, an applied behavioral scientist at Spotify, shares her journey from a fundamentalist upbringing to embracing diverse perspectives. She discusses how our worldviews act like snow globes, shaping our understanding of reality. The podcast dives into the challenges of navigating different ideologies and the importance of empathy. Kim also explores techniques for enhancing creativity and decision-making through reframing challenges. Discover how recognizing varied perspectives can lead to better choices and a more fulfilling life.
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Three Snow Globes
- Elizabeth Kim grew up in rural Georgia as the only Asian American in a fundamentalist Christian school.
- At home, she ghostwrote business correspondence for her father, pretending to be a middle-aged man.
Breaking the Bubble
- Doubting her fundamentalist Christian upbringing, Elizabeth Kim questioned missionaries and pastors.
- A changing environment further contributed to her questioning and eventual shift in beliefs.
Outsider Perspective
- Being an outsider allowed Elizabeth Kim to observe and analyze her social interactions with greater awareness.
- This constant meta-awareness helped her break free from limiting perspectives.