Description

Jason returns to regular episodes after the Lean Onboarding series with Larry and Earl, an analogy for the survival brain. He explains that the part of the mind built to keep us safe has fewer real threats to deal with in modern life, so it starts producing reports on small things. He shows how to tell real signals from noise, thank Larry and Earl for their effort, and read only the reports that contain an actual bear.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why the brain is built for survival, not for telling the truth
• How Larry and Earl turn small things into mountains out of molehills
• Why believing those thoughts leads to worry, fear, and paranoia
• How to let a thought go or write it down, cross it out, and write the truth
• Why telling signal from noise matters for builders and leaders

Which thoughts in your head are real signals, and which are just Larry and Earl filing reports?

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