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Tina Seelig: Why Getting an A Never Taught You to Think

Stanford professor Tina Seelig discusses how traditional education's obsession with grades and roadmaps kills creativity and curiosity. She shares her failure resume exercise, the dangers of pushing yourself past your limits, and how giving students $5 and two hours produced more innovative thinking than any lecture could. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Brendan Donohue: Building the NBA 2K League from 72,000 Tryouts to Global …

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  Brian Portnoy: Why Being Wealthy Is Different from Being Rich

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  Brant Menswar: Finding Your Non-Negotiable Values as a Black Sheep

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  Chris Guillebeau: Finding What You Were Born to Do

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  Charles Duhigg: The Science of Becoming a Super Communicator

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  Bruce Lipton: Reprogramming Your Subconscious Mind and the Biology of Beli…

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  Brad Pederson: How Toys, Failure, and Startup Santa Taught Him to Fail For…

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  Brad Montague: The Courage to Create Like a Kid

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  Ben Guttmann: Why Simple Messages Win in a Noisy World

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  Allison Schrager: The Economics of Risk, Uncertainty, and Making Better De…

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  Annie Murphy Paul: Why Your Best Thinking Happens Outside Your Head

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  Alan Stein Jr: What Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant Taught Me About Sustained…

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  The 3-Minute Rule: How to Pitch Any Idea and Get What You Want

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  Ayurveda, Daily Rituals, and Breaking Self-Destructive Patterns with Anant…

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  The Science of Deliberate Practice with Anders Ericsson