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How to Navigate Pleasantness, Curiosity and Change, with Dr. Todd Kashdan.
#curiosity #negativeemotion #change
Key moments:​
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10:36 Embrace novelty in relationships.
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14:23 Curiosity as an antidote.
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17:06 Curiosity as the missing ingredient.
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23:26 Negative emotions enhance learning.
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35:31 Motivational states can change.
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37:28 Importance of negative emotions.
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44:33 Embrace negative emotions for growth.
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48:17 Embrace variability in pursuing happiness.
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53:19 Embrace distress for personal growth.
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58:50 Carve your own idiosyncratic lifestyle.
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1:05:02 Rethink education, embrace curiosity.
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1:10:48 Increase tolerance for different perspectives.
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1:14:58 Feedback on guests and topics.
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Meet Todd Kashdan, Ph.D.
Todd Kashdan, Ph.D., received the American Psychological Association’s Distinguished Scientific Award in 2013 and Distinguished Faculty Member of the Year at George Mason University in 2010. He has published over 210 scientific journal articles on psychological strengths such as curiosity and courage, emotional agility, meaning and purpose in life, social relationships, leveraging stress for optimal performance, resilience, and well-being.
Author of several books, Kashdan’s latest is The Art of Insubordination: How to Dissent and Defy Effectively. His work has been featured on CNN and NPR, as well as media outlets including the Harvard Business Review, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Time Magazine, Newsweek, Fast Company and Scientific American.
He is a TEDx speaker and works with organizations as diverse as Mercedes-Benz, the World Bank, United States Department of Defense, Merck, Hormel, General Mills, Gensler, the Gap, and Standard Chartered Bank. He gives keynotes and workshops to business executives, schools, parents, retirees, scholars, and health professionals.