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How To Manage Our Hurt Ego If We Hate To Be Wrong?
By reminding ourselves that "Sometimes I'm wrong" and it's normal.
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First Step To Rethinking
- Why do I feel so strongly about what I believe?
- Do I know all the facts?
- How might my emotions be influencing what I believe?
- Might I be remembering something wrong?
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Benefits Of Rethinking Like A Scientist
- Improves your listening skills.
- Better interpersonal bonding with others when they feel listened to and not dismissed.
- Emotional Regulation: You learn to emotionally regulate and be more rational.
- Acceptance and learning from others: When an emotionally regulated and ...
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Think Like A Scientist
When presented with a new perspective or new information, resist the urge to dismiss it and try to listen carefully then examine it considering the evidence you have.
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Replace 3 P's thinking approach with S.
Instead of being convinced like a Preacher, that you are right and wanting to prove the other wrong like a Prosecutor, while trying to win approval like a Politician, look for reasons why you could be wrong and not just right.
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How Emotionally Intelligent People Use the ‘Rule of Rethinking’ to Think Like Scientists
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(Over)#thinking is my second nature which helps to quench my "first nature" i.e. #curiosity . I'm here to combine the two into something useful like #learning and understanding #self through #psychology #philosophy & many more gems of #humanknowledge .
Rethinking not only improves our rational ability as an individual but also helps our society progress by developing scientific temper.
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Our Intuitions can be Wrong
The underlying cause of our bad behavior, procrastination, slacking or avoiding something that is beneficial may or may not be what we think it is.
We need to identify our own self-defeating habits and behaviours. If we give shape to an enemy and think that what is happening to us is ...
We Are Our Own Worst Enemy
Self-loathing is real and surprisingly common. We sometimes hate ourselves more than any person could. This phenomenon takes many shapes:
- Anticipating something bad to happen after something good has happened, with an assumption that your happiness will be followed by misery.
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