Episode 93: The Hierarchy of Compliments

This week Ty discusses the idea of The Narrative Fallacy - the story our minds create of how we got to where we are. Often we simplify the process of how we get from point A to point B, but if we don't dive in and really assess how we got somewhere, we can miss the lessons to be ... Show More

Studies show negative experiences weigh five times more than positive experiences. Our brain is wired for survival so tough conversations can weigh heavily on us. Finding the balance of care vs. candor, conversational vs. condescending and curious vs. critical is essential. In th ... Show More

Ty sits down with Super Bowl champion Rob Morris to discuss the role resilience played in his NFL career. Rob perfected the high performance principles of adaptability and preparation that brought him immense success in his career. Rob explains his concept of Resilience 1.0 vs. R ... Show More

<p>There's some really interesting psychology about compliments: not all of them have the same effect.&nbsp;You can give generic compliments, or you can give compliments that create real attraction and connection between the two of you. One of these compliments works for when you ... Show More

<p>Compliments are like gifts. In fact, they’re even better, because the right compliment can be something the receiver never forgets.</p> <p>When in a relationship, most people don’t give enough compliments, despite them being so powerful in creating connection and making people ... Show More

When you learn how to accept compliments, you appear confident, humble and open. And yet, most people resist compliments and downplay themselves. It's time to reprioritize the art of accepting compliments, which in turn, will empower you to be more generous in the compliments you ... Show More