Journaling extensively, especially during challenging times, allows for exploring multiple perspectives and reframing beliefs until finding a new perspective that resonates. Continuously brainstorming different ways to think about a situation helps in identifying a belief that feels right and necessary to adopt. Self-talk, imagining the consequences of the new belief, and immersing oneself in this way of thinking solidifies the new perspective. Taking immediate action based on the new belief is crucial to integrating it into daily life.
Are you your own worst enemy? Ever think that your life would be so much easier if you could just change your mind about a couple things? Yeah, me too.
In this inaugural episode, I am joined by my old friend Derek Sivers, the one person I know who is better at questioning beliefs and changing his mind than just about anyone… and a bona fide grandmaster at not giving a fuck.
We dig into the most fundamental aspects of our psychology and happiness—our beliefs. We talk about how to change them, which ones should be changed and which ones should not, and the wide-ranging effects these beliefs have throughout our lives.
I believe you will get a lot out of this podcast… see what I did there? I did the believe—eh, never mind.