Resilient Thinking 4
Shifting the Paradigm Regenerative Practices
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9m 40s
The world is very confusing, and we end up only seeing a tiny sliver of it.
We need to make some sense of it in order to survive. The Not Enough Meaning quadrant groups together biases on our propensity to notice things already primed in memory or repeated often.
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