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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven BartlettApr 15, 2020

E51: The Certainty Of Unexpected Chaos

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Notable books mentioned: 12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson

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This week's episode of The Diary of a CEO is all about the certainty of unexpected chaos. This is a different episode, for the very different times that we’re living in. But, I think you ALL need to hear this, because I did. I discuss why you should be responsible for your actions, how to be positive amongst all the chaos, stay psychologically effective and the importance of being compassionate with your thoughts. I also delve into what I call "happiness dividends" and discuss why it is vital not give up on your long term goals for short term pleasures, especially in this time of uncertainty.
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“This has a psychological effect and a physiological effect. And these negative thoughts turn into negative actions and people start doing things in more timid ways.”

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For: Individuals seeking to improve their mental health and self-awareness
Key quote: “If there is no analysis, no intervention, no correction of that initial negative thought after that failed job interview, if you're not questioning your own thoughts and the behaviours that they produce, then you are not in control of your life.”
The host discusses the importance of metacognition and how it relates to psychological health, referencing Jordan Peterson's '12 Rules for Life' to illustrate the impact of negative thought cycles. The book is mentioned to highlight how these cycles can lead to diminished confidence and increased anxiety if not addressed through self-reflection and analysis.
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