This mindset might change your life π―
2023-12-01 Β· Short Β· Ali Β· recording, 0:57 Β· watch on YouTube
Topic: Mindset, motivation and happiness Β· mode: Explanation and tutorial Β· tags: Feel-Good Productivity thesis
In a Short read from his book Feel-Good Productivity, Ali argues for an experimental mindset: treat careers and relationships as experiments where an internship you hate or a date that goes nowhere is a data point, not a failure.
What is said
The parts of the video and what is said in each (β β how much it matters to the video).
00:00:00 β Treating life as experiments: careers and relationships as data collection
- β β Ali asks readers to treat things as experiments, where failure is as valuable as success: the stakes become lower and you can afford to play around a little. β 00:00:00 Β· experimental mindset
- β β With an experimental mindset, Ali says, someone looking for a fulfilling career can sample careers through internships and job placements; an internship they end up hating is a data point, not a failure or a waste of time. β 00:00:00 Β· experimental mindset
- β β To develop meaningful relationships, Ali suggests collecting data by going on dates, attending social events and meeting new people; a date with no second date or a friendship that does not blossom is a data point about compatibility, not a failure. β 00:00:29 Β· experimental mindset
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β β Ali says no failure is ever just a failure: it is an invitation to try something new. β 00:00:29 Β· experimental mindset
βNo failure is ever just a failure. It's an invitation to try something new.β
Threads in this video
- refine Β· How do you find a partner? β To develop meaningful relationships, Ali suggests collecting data by going on dates, attending social events and meeting new people; a date with no second date or a friendship that does not blossom is a data point about compatibility, not a failure. (00:00:29)
Mentioned
Central: experimental mindset
Only in the description or credits: Feel-Good Productivity (book)
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