Live research, discussion and guest experts on all things antifragility or the ability to not just survive adversity but to thrive through it and grow because of it. Recorded with Director of Mental Performance for the Washington Nationals and executive coach, Dr. Adam Wright and, Dr. Nick Holton, a coach and consultant for high level executives and elite athletes.
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Live research, discussion and guest experts on all things antifragility or the ability to not just survive adversity but to thrive through it and grow because of it. Recorded with Director of Mental Performance for the Washington Nationals and executive coach, Dr. Adam Wright and, Dr. Nick Holton, a coach and consultant for high level executives and elite athletes.
Antifragility Component 5: The Science of Thriving (Taking a Barbell Approach)
The Antifragile Podcast
34 minutes 16 seconds
1 year ago
Antifragility Component 5: The Science of Thriving (Taking a Barbell Approach)
In the latest episode of our podcast, "The Antifragile." the good Drs. focused on the the "barbell approach" posited by Nassim Taleb by holding up human flourishing alongside the utility of unpleasant experiences. The guys explored the concept of alignment and thriving, discussing the importance of understanding what thriving means and how it plays a crucial role in building antifragility. Here are two key takeaways from this episode: 1. Understanding Thriving They emphasized the significance of knowing what thriving looks and feels like. Thriving is not a static destination but a dynamic and ongoing process. By focusing on the ingredients for thriving, such as relationships, meaning, and purpose, we can consistently work towards a fulfilling life. 2. Alignment and Coherence Nick and Adam discussed the importance of alignment and coherence in our values, beliefs, and actions. Achieving internal and external coherence leads to a sense of integrity and authenticity. By aligning our values with our behaviors, we can build a strong foundation for anti-fragility and consistent thriving. If you're interested in learning more about these topics and how they contribute to antifragility, be sure to tune in to the full episode, like a subscribe.
The Antifragile Podcast
Live research, discussion and guest experts on all things antifragility or the ability to not just survive adversity but to thrive through it and grow because of it. Recorded with Director of Mental Performance for the Washington Nationals and executive coach, Dr. Adam Wright and, Dr. Nick Holton, a coach and consultant for high level executives and elite athletes.