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You do not need to know everything. But, not knowing can inspire you to learn and expand your curiosity. How do you anchor yourself as you stretch into an unknown?
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How does your mind engage differently for analog work? Do you perceive progress the same from analog and digital work? Is your retention of information different from analog and digital forms?
Failure has its benefits if you move through it and not set up camp. What has failure taught you?
What are you putting off? People don't put off good things, so what is fueling your procrastination?
Josh and Brian share a real stories about where they failed and how they learned from why things went down the way they did.
Listen to our episode with Kris Kelso:
https://podcast.curiositycon…
A fun discussion where Brian and Josh discuss lessons they have learned from The Legend of Zelda and how it applied to real life. (Yes Mom, video games taught me something useful).
Just like exploring the open world of The Legend of Zelda, Brian and Josh pick up their conversation on one of their most popular episodes, The Lessons of Zelda, and unpack more strategies for real life gleaned from one of their favorite game series of all time.
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