Chapter
Difficulty in telling one's own story
1:33:51 - 1:42:30 (08:39)
The speaker ponders if it is common for individuals who excel at telling other people's stories to struggle in telling their own. He mentions the Aristotelian definition of tragedy as the protagonist realizing everything they believed about themselves was wrong and the approach of Paul Harvey in finding obscure moments in famous people's lives to make it relevant.
Clips
The episode explores the challenge of telling your own story, the importance of the peripeteia or turning point in the narrative, and how Paul Harvey found relevance in obscure moments in the lives of famous people.
1:33:51 - 1:40:16 (06:25)
storytelling
Summary
The episode explores the challenge of telling your own story, the importance of the peripeteia or turning point in the narrative, and how Paul Harvey found relevance in obscure moments in the lives of famous people.
ChapterDifficulty in telling one's own story
Episode#157: The Importance of Being Dirty: Lessons from Mike Rowe
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
A conversation between two people about their love for unscripted conversations, while admiring a dog named Molly who is dreaming about chasing birds.
1:40:20 - 1:42:30 (02:10)
Conversations
Summary
A conversation between two people about their love for unscripted conversations, while admiring a dog named Molly who is dreaming about chasing birds.