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🗓️ 21 May 2023
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0:00.0 | Is inflation finally on the retreat? Can labor markets with stand and economic slowdown and demographic |
0:05.9 | headwinds will the tense geopolitical climate ease or escalate? This is the Outthinking |
0:11.4 | Investor. Join us as we re-examine the past, present-day opportunities and future possibilities |
0:18.3 | in global capital markets. The Outthinking Investor, an award-winning |
0:23.2 | podcast from PGIM. This podcast is intended solely for professional |
0:27.2 | investors, past performances, not a guarantee of future results. |
0:30.9 | This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 2769. How to be patient in an inpatient world, |
0:37.3 | Part 2 by Mark Manson of MarkManson.net. And I'm Justin Mollock, the guy that reads to |
0:42.1 | you every single day of the year. Now today's episode is Part 2 of a longer post. If you |
0:46.6 | didn't catch Part 1 yesterday, I'd recommend listening to that first, Episode 2768. |
0:52.2 | If you all caught up, then let's get right to Part 2 and continue optimizing your life. |
1:00.3 | How to be patient in an inpatient world, Part 2 by Mark Manson of Mark Manson.net. |
1:07.8 | Patience wins in an inpatient world. Look, the modern world is great. I love having |
1:14.4 | toilet paper delivered to me while I scroll through 800 movies and watch none of them. |
1:20.0 | Who doesn't love that? It's great. But there's a dark side to our constant stimulation. |
1:25.2 | All of these low-value distractions in our lives have conditioned us to think that patience |
1:30.8 | is for suckers. Now, he must move fast and break things. That if we're not up to date on everything |
1:36.3 | all the time, we're going to get left in the dust. Human behavior is driven primarily by |
1:41.9 | voiding risk. And all of these low-dose, pleasure-laced experiences are delivered on demand and on time, |
1:48.9 | or your money back guaranteed, with such regularity that we've been conditioned to think they |
1:53.6 | carry zero risk in all reward. Without realizing it, we've been lulled into a sort of psychological |
2:00.0 | complacency, believing that everything good should be easy and convenient, even though it's not. |
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