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Commitments create identities. The stronger the identity, the more congruence there will be with actions in line with that identity. If you’re someone who agrees with me that you’re going to give it your best, and then I set up a situation where not investing with me is not giving me your best, that incongruence is going to cause you pain. The compliance, on the other hand, will bring you pleasure.
One to Many: The Secret to Webinar Success
Jason Fladlien
Joe Rogan's Razors:
• If unsure what action to take - ask what the hero in the movie would do.
• If you're intensely passionate about something and nobody around you is interested in it - assume the scale of the internet might help you find them.
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There’s a scene in the movie *Lawrence of Arabia* in which Lawrence puts out a match with his fingers and doesn’t flinch. Another man watching tries to do the same and yells in pain.
“It hurts! What’s the trick, then?” he asks.
“The trick is not minding that it hurts,” Lawrence says.
This is one of the most useful life skills—enduring the pain when necessary rather than assuming there’s a hack, or a shortcut, around it.
Same as Ever
Morgan Housel
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