What If There’s a Better Way to Solve Your Hardest Problems? | Wendy Smith
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Hey Kurt, have you ever felt torn between two seemingly opposite choices, like like whether or not you should eat that d delicious, uh tasty cup of ice cream or that boring but healthy cup of fruit? Okay, with that choice, there is no, never been any uh torn. feeling it is ice cream 100% of the time Tim. Okay. You know that.
Okay, so it's not much of a dilemma for you, basically. Not when ice cream's concerned. I mean, come on. I outside of my family, ice cream probably trumps pretty much everything. I mean if you were hanging off the edge of a bridge and I could reach for you or that cup of ice cream that's right next to you, I don't know, ice cream, ice, it's ice cream, man.
Come on. Okay, so there are times when making decisions can be really difficult. Right? Yes, and and this gets it gets us into the world of what we call both and thinking. And we're going to dive into that today with an expert who might just help us approach this in a new and fresh way.
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