Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger, and I'm here with producer

Jason DeFilippo. On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the stories, secrets, and skills

of the world's most brilliant and interesting people, and turn their wisdom into practical

advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you. This week we had

Tommy Caldwell. He climbed the Dawn Wall. So the Dawn Wall is El Capitan in Yosemite.

He took him six years, not of course in one stretch, but he found all of this is basically

a flat frickin mountain, okay? Like a flat surface, and he's grabbing on to like credit card

thin slices of rock and he climbed the whole thing. It's just unbelievable. Took him weeks

to do it. Nobody had ever done it. Just an incredible guy. Super interesting. And he

had cut off a finger before he was kidnapped one time, not on the Dawn Wall of course,

while rock climbing. He has stories for days and he's just a really nice guy. I really

enjoyed my conversation with him. We also had Malcolm Gladwell who if you haven't heard

of him, what rock are you living under? He's an amazing author. He's been on my interview

wish list for I don't know 10 years or something now. He gave great insight to how humans

think, make mistakes with cognitive bias and other labels of humanity. He wrote blank.

He wrote outliers. He wrote the tipping point. His new book is called Talking to Strangers.

This is one of the most in depth interviews about his new work and we did I would say a

bang up job. You know him and I had a great conversation and I can't wait for you to

hear it if you haven't already. Also I write every so often on the blog. The latest

post is the downside to following your intuition. You know, when are we following our intuition

and it's a good thing and when are we following what we think is our intuition and it's just

all of our BS trauma garbage baggage guiding us or misguiding us. Well, it's hard to tell

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