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Thought Mining is a show about the ideas, frameworks, and assumptions shaping how we live, even when we don't realize it. Derek and Nathan take one thought at a time, test it against real life, and follow the conversation wherever it leads.
Expect honest debates about creativity, work, relationships, identity, decision-making, and the strange ways we try to make sense of being human. New episodes explore useful ideas without pretending there's always a simple answer.
Expect honest debates about creativity, work, relationships, identity, decision-making, and the strange ways we try to make sense of being human. New episodes explore useful ideas without pretending there's always a simple answer.
Tần suất cập nhật:
every 47 days
Độ dài âm thanh trung bình:
35 minutes
Tiếng Anh
Hoa Kỳ
13 tập
kể từ Ngày 23 tháng 2 năm 2024
episodic
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Should you change who you are to get ahead, or wait to ripen into what you already are?Today's thought: trying to force your unique talents into a standard mold is like painting a banana red to look like an apple. It comes from a story in Nathan's 30-year journal, about a green banana who rolls him…
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Is turning your hobby into a side hustle the best thing you can do with it, or the fastest way to kill it?Nathan brings the thought: turning every personal hobby into a side hustle destroys the hobby. Derek starts with a deodorant sponsor who doesn't want you talking about what's in their deodorant…
Is letting AI do your writing like paying someone to go to the gym for you?That's the thought Nathan brought to this episode, the first of season two. It started with a Cal Newport op-ed in the New York Times about technology making us intellectually lazy, and it took us from AI-written email chain…
In this episode of Thought Mining, we explore a powerful quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson:“This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.”What does Emerson mean by this? How can we apply it in a world full of uncertainty, distraction, and pressure? Join us for a con…
Derek and Nathan thought mine the quote, "Impatience is an argument with reality," from Rick Rubin's book, The Creative Act: A Way of Being.
What do you think? Is impatience an argument with reality?
In this episode of the Thought Mining Podcast, hosts Derek and Nathan welcome Tanner Wells, a sophisticated explorer of geographic regions, cultures, and perspectives. They discuss predictive processing, explaining how our brains use life experiences to fill in details, sometimes leading to biases.…
Derek and Nathan discuss experiences with being spontaneously vulnerable. They explore positive and negative consequences of times when they acted or hesitated to act on opportunities to do things beyond the scope of their comfort zone. The episode concludes with a peek into both of them being spon…
This is the second part of a two-part series on fears of speaking up in group settings. Derek and Nathan discuss fears related to passion, presence, and relevance.
Derek and Nathan continue mining thoughts related to fear. Their conversation includes a discussion on three out of six fears that Nathan feels have sometimes hindered his ability to speak up in meetings at work.
Derek and Nathan mine thoughts associated with fears of doing new things. They discuss some of Derek's experiences with speaking a foreign language and doing improv comedy and explore a reflection that Nathan wrote after waking up from a dream related to the theme of feeling anxious about vulnerabl…
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