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Published Nov 6, 2024

Experiment to Optimize: Balancing Risk and Growth with Gerda Vogt-Thomas

Gerda Vogt-Thomas delves into the art of balancing risk and growth through strategic experimentation, combining personal insights on overcoming biases with professional strategies for rapid iteration, all while exploring the intricate balance between digital engagement and disconnection.

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- Tell me more about the concept discussed in the Jordan Harbinger episode 952 with Adam Grant, where he talks about being afraid to take risks and grow because of perfectionism. How does this mindset stunt personal growth, and what are the consequences of only sticking to what has worked in the past?
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- What are the problems with social media and smartphones?
  Asked by 73 people
- How important is starting a new project or venture?
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- What advice do you have for starting a business based on the episode Four Successful Entrepreneurs Share Their Best Tips | Women of Impact and the clip Building Self-Belief?
  Asked by 23 people
- What does it mean to be human in an AI world as discussed in the episode 848: Yuval Noah Harari | Peering into the Future of Humanity and the clip The Future of Inorganic Beings?
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- Can belief in oneself lead to success?
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- How can one maintain a healthy balance in life as discussed in the episode How To Align Your Attention With Your Intention and the clip Cultivating Life Gardens?
  Asked by 7 people
- How do you build self-worth according to the episode No God, No Purpose, No Freewill. - Only Way To Completely Change Your Life In 2024 | Robert Sapolsky and the clip Building Self-Esteem?
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- How can we find balance in our lives?
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- Tell me some things about mindset that most people don't talk about
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- Can belief in oneself lead to success, as discussed in the episode In Order To CHANGE YOUR LIFE, You Need To UNDERSTAND THIS FIRST! | Sarah Jakes Roberts & Lewis Howes and the clip Embracing Self-Worth?
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- How can I get over the fear of starting a business as discussed in the episode Andrew Huberman: Sleep, Dreams, Creativity, Fasting, and Neuroplasticity | Lex Fridman Podcast #164 and the clip Starting a Company?
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- Why do startups fail?
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- How does risk-taking lead to success?
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- Can you find a quote around the idea that the biggest risk in startups is a slow train that wastes 10 years of your life on the wrong idea, rather than a quick failure?
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