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Most people avoid cringe. I just have a really high tolerance for it. Because discomfort usually means growth. If you’re afraid to look foolish, you’ll miss the shot. Full convo with on The Knowledge Project (The Knowledge Project) is up now.

Harley Finkelstein

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Shane Parrishvor 1 Jahr

@farnamstreet So much advantage in life comes from being willing to look like an idiot for 5 minutes. Listen and learn from this amazing conversation:

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Shibin Dotcovor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet Love this @harleyf. Being able to embrace cringe is basically a founder superpower.

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Vincent Touquetvor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet @nayafia agrees. Her book Antimemetics is a must read.

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6days1weekvor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet “Being afraid to look foolish” is usually a byproduct of lack of confidence, however, either can precede the other. If you have confidence you aren’t afraid of looking foolish, but if you don’t have self confidence, and take the leap (vulnerability), it can build confidence.

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Jovian Gautama 劉恆原vor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet Cringe is the new cool @iamjasonlevin

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Joel Stricklandvor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet you wont take the shot.

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Ryan Florencevor 1 Jahr

@ShaneAParrish @farnamstreet my favorite thing about you ... also where do I buy the towels? summer is half over and I need that outfit!

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Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you want to become. @jamesclear on The Knowledge Project

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Players always talk about moving on to the next shot. I asked Chet Holmgren how hard it is to do that in the moment and how he did it tonight: “I just feel like never be afraid of failure. If you miss a shot, you miss a shot. But you’re not gonna never shoot a shot again in your career. You’re gonna have to shoot a shot again at some point, so why not now?”

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