1083: Mike Rowe | Rethinking Success in an Uncertain World

Uncertainty rules modern life — from work to technology to education. Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs fame explores how embracing it might be the key to success!

What We Discuss:

• Humans crave certainty, which can lead us to look for patterns that aren't there and make poor decisions. • Being completely certain about something often indicates a problem in our thinking.

• Podcasting and media have evolved significantly, with success now requiring authenticity and strong relationships rather than just technical skills. • The most valuable people often bring in business through relationships rather than direct work.

• The student debt crisis and college costs are systemic issues that won't be solved by debt forgiveness alone • — the underlying problem is that education has become too expensive while not necessarily preparing students for available jobs.

• Modern technology and constant connectivity can prevent us from properly processing difficult decisions and uncomfortable situations. • Sometimes we need to disconnect to think clearly.

• Success often comes from doing the basics well: showing up on time, taking initiative, and doing the right thing when no one is looking. These fundamental work habits can put you ahead of 90% of people and are skills anyone can develop with practice. •

• And much more...

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