So think about how dangerous it is if you can only find that buoyancy and that excitement in the

one thing or two things that you do, that you need to have that thing to be alive. That's a very

dangerous way to go through life. It's limiting. But what if you could bring passion into

into every environment that you're in? That is possible. Living with passion is a psychological

skill. It's not a dependency.

Welcome back. We're welcome to another Ask Me Anything on Finding Mastery.

And I'm your host, Dr. Michael Jervé, by trade and training a high-performance psychologist.

And the purpose behind these conversations, behind these AMAs, is to hear from you.

To explore the topics and questions that you've been wrestling with on your path to becoming.

Now, the goal is to expand on the themes and lessons and best practices that we've discussed

on the Finding Mastery podcast in order to make them even more applicable to your own life.

Now, this time around, a co-host, O'Neal Céspedes, we cover some really interesting insightful

territory. We discuss what makes a psychologically healthy human, how to engage in open,

curious conversations in a polarized world, and whether it's better to be a generalist or specialist,

keys to parenting in modern times, a best practice you can try out that's called the miracle question,

and of course, so much more. So with that, let's jump right into volume nine,

a Finding Mastery's, ask me anything. We're back, O'Neal. AMA number nine.

We're back. How you doing? I love doing this with you. I love doing this with you too.

Yeah, I look forward to it. I've had a heavy kind of dose of travel lately, so

it feels really good to be in the studio right now. Our community is sophisticated, and I can't wait,

every time I'm kind of on pins and needles to see where this conversation goes, because I know

that they're thinking deeply about you and your thoughts and your insights. Questions are amazing.

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