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 I like that X, what's the story there?

What's the hidden costs of your success?

What's your tolerance for ambiguity?

"What do most people get wrong about X?"

The horn effect

The horn effect.

High tolerance to nulifiers.

"When your people nullifiers are managed, the horn effect falters" means that by being aware of and managing the factors or actions that lead you to unfairly see others in a negative light, you can prevent the horn effect, where one perceived negative trait overshadows everything else that person is.

The power in the room

You can tell who has the power in a room by how much someone must bite their tongue, and who says all their opinions freely, and would fight back if challenged.

"You're fake!"

GSR

Gossiping, shaming, rallying.

Most lies are convenient, not deception

 There's plenty of intentional misleading stuff out there. I'd argue coming from behind the scenes of news and other media that it's people (by accident or design) making decisions on how to get the job done on time.

News did that with the Titanic https://youtube.com/shorts/Og23XmVTIwQ?si=uC1isRbU3w96YuKa

Give up give in, no.

 Too much pain, give up. Too much pleasure, give in

Wowow conversation starters some more

"...what is the most likely reason you're here that's your fault?"

Examples below but could be anything bad.

Police station

Gaol cell

Homeless

Rich

Imagine you wake up in a hospital. What could have been the most likely reason? Is there anything you can do today to prevent that?

Imagine your partner breaks up with you. What could have been the most likely reason? Is there anything you can do today to prevent that?

Imagine you lose your job. What could have been the most likely reason? Is there anything you can do today to prevent that?

—Luca Dellanna

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And your tongue knows.

Imagine any surface, your tongue knows what that feels like even if you've never licked it.