Trading Time for Meaning

ER Docs and Crucial Talks

Welcome to Season 2!
For those who joined us for our first season journey THANK YOU! Welcome to our new listeners, we promise not to disappoint.
Tonight Cullen and Raj get into the following concepts:
- Assigning excessive importance to material objects
- Trading time for meaning vs trading time for money
- Saying "Yes" to something means saying "No" to one or many things
- If it's not a "Hell yes!" Then it's a humble "no."
Once again the guys think about how they think, metacognition. Consider situations that are similar in your world and ask yourself what your response would be as you listen along tonight to this crucial talk.
The guys offer a teaser to the next episode which will showcase the Shawn Ryan podcast and a recently guest of his, Delta Force Operator Kyle Morgan:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IyCgm_vyOE
Also Cullen references an influential book in his life:
https://a.co/d/aDzCbRj
This episode on our YT Channel:
https://youtu.be/vakACFgz-TA
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