How Small Phrases Make Big Impacts | James Geary
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Welcome to Behavioral Groups, the podcast where we explore why we do what we do and how small shifts in behavior can lead to big changes. I'm Kurt Nelson. And I'm Tim Houlihan. Let me ask you a question, Kurt. Have you ever noticed how certain sayings just really stick with you?
Yeah, I I have. I think there's some phrases from the Stoics, which I love. Marcus Aurelius said, do each act as if it were your last. Now that's pretty powerful, right? Yeah.
Yeah. And then they're they're they're just like these little bits of philosophy or advice that pop into my head, at least when I'm stressed or uncertain, or just need to have Some kind of comforting thought almost. Yeah, yeah. You know, for for me, I get like little lines like Mark Twain's comment that the lack of money is the root of all evil.
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