A 3 part decision framework to understand and solve any frustration.
Ultimately all problems are a perception of the mind. Sometimes there is a way around or through the problem that we can't see.
This episode Sam Webster explores a framework to help us diagnose the problem we are experiencing so we can correctly deal with it.
Problems we want to have - Small problems that are connected to a bigger goal we want (see the last episode)
Problems we can't change - Realities of life we need to accept
Problems we don't want to have - Actual problems we need to creatively and logically solve
This episode covers the whole framework with details on steps 2 and 3. To listen to the full set of ideas for part one see the last episode on real advice to build gratitude that doesn't suck.
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Chapters:
00:00 Problems are illusions of the mind
01:22 3 types of problems you might complain about
02:02 #1 The problem you want to have
02:39 #2 Problems you have to accept
03:56 Our issue with dreaming of what isn't
08:05 #3 - the problems you dont want to have
08:51 The right mindset towards what can and can't be changed
09:58 Priorities to get right in life
11:16 Our plague of too many desires
14:29 Determining if a problem is worth dealing with
15:56 Growing up and wisdom
17:00 Using complaints as tools to reflect, learn about, and improve yourself
18:57 Wise words to leave you with
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