

Courage with Guy Raz
11 snips Jul 27, 2020
In a thought-provoking discussion, popular podcaster Guy Raz shares insights from his diverse career as a war correspondent and storyteller. He explores the different dimensions of courage, from personal struggles to confronting uncomfortable societal truths. Raz emphasizes the importance of listening, understanding systemic issues, and engaging in difficult conversations. The conversation also tackles the intersection of American optimism with historical accountability while highlighting the significance of forgiveness and kindness in fostering deeper connections.
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Early War Correspondent Experience
- Guy Raz describes his early experience as a war correspondent, including his first trip to Afghanistan after Daniel Pearl's murder.
- Despite his fear, he persevered, highlighting how purpose can drive action.
The Challenge of Difficult Conversations
- Guy Raz finds difficult conversations more challenging than being in war zones. He prioritizes harmony and struggles with potential negative consequences.
Courage as an External Force
- Simon Sinek discusses courage as an external force, often driven by a sense of purpose or a higher calling.
- He uses the example of people risking their lives, attributing it to the belief that others would do the same for them.