There’s a dark side to our constant stimulation. All of these low-value distractions in our lives have conditioned us to think that patience is for suckers; that we must “move fast and break things;” that if we’re not up-to-date on everything, all the time, we’re going to get left in the dust. This couldn't be further from the truth.
Jun 1
How to Stop Procrastinating
In this second episode of Solved, Drew and I go deep into the psychology, history, and science of procrastination. From Plato and Aristotle to Freud and modern research, we break down why we delay the things that matter most—and how to actually stop.This isn't a “just set a timer ... Show More
4h 41m
Sep 2023
Worry Doesn't Empty Tomorrow Of Its Sorrow, It Empties Today Of Its Strength
Despite our awareness of how worrying can make us feel, it's often challenging to stop worrying about the people we care about, our careers, our children, and what's to come. What's important to remember is that worrying has never actually solved any problems; instead, it drains ... Show More
10m 59s
Mar 2024
How to Overcome Impatience to Improve Your Life
In our fast-paced world, it's very easy to internalize the hyper speed frenzy all around us. But this frantic pace is destroying our mental health, our relationships, and our lives. We may feel like we're getting more done, but in truth that chaos comes at a price we wi ... Show More
24m 35s