Kuriosity Lab Podcast
Imagine reading a novel as a child that so resonated within that you recreated it to fit you? Rori fell in love with goats after reading Heidi as a child, and years later decided to find out what it was really like to raise them. Turns out, she was onto something. Today, she gets to spend her days outdoors caring for animals and living life on her own terms. If you've ever wondered why living in the country can be so appealing, Rori has a story to tell.
Is life feeling dull or worse and out of control? But change can be uncomfortable. What to do? As Derek discovered, if you know of someone you respect and trust, and who’s lived a little, it might be worth asking for advice — or at least a question or two. The possibility for insight and positive change can be nearer than you think.
In the first episode of Kuriosity Lab's Best Game in Town, our host, Mark Gordon talks to Ron Leeson about a life shaped by creativity, playfulness and reinvention. The conversation explores how psychological counterconditioning can help us break free from our limiting behaviors and beliefs and about how we engage with our own mind can shape motivation, confidence, and passion and open the door to a more passionate and imaginative life.
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