Looking forward to this. I enjoyed your collaboration at the Munk debates a few years back.
“One of the key things I love about humanity is not just that we are dissatisfied with things that are wrong and can be improved but also with ourselves we are dissatisfied. Most of us want to be better.” - @StephenFry
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Yes, you should love yourself unconditionally (radical acceptance), but you can and should work on flaws if they're keeping you from efficiently pursuing your values (radical responsibility). These are not mutually exclusive, but in fact, synergistic:https://twitter.com/DrCamRx/status/1180205914973818880 …
1/ If I could only pick two psychological techniques to transform yourself, they would be: RADICAL ACCEPTANCE (of yourself & reality) + RADICAL RESPONSIBILITY (of your behavior not outcomes) This is how you unite unconscious & conscious to become unstoppable. A thread
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I'm just in the mood for some fried lobster
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Thank you Jordan. Excited to see this.. Misses meeting Stephen by 5 minutes once. Never forgave him.
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Important to differentiate between two different types of dissatisfaction. You have the most prominent type which almost everyone experiences–you feel you can do better and want to pursue your goals and then you have the depressive unsatisfied–those that are not satisfied in life
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This really is excellent. On the point of wanting leaders to read Shakespeare I think
@stephenfry will find himself in great company with Lord Hannan of Kingsclere (@DanielJHannan ) and#nothingescapesshakespeareThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I know Stephen has an issue with the phrase "mud people" for historical reasons, but what else are we to call people who repeatedly choose to wallow in ignorance and misery? Serious question.
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لقد حصلت على كتابك بشكل مجاني ارجوك سامحني انا رجل متدين ولا احب فعل الخطايا
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Really looking forward to listening to the podcast. Since watching the Munk debate I’ve hoped that you would both do something together.
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