Chapter
The Importance of Trust, Storytelling, and Survival in Facing Adversity
08:55 - 34:17 (25:21)
The speaker reflects on the survivors of the Holocaust and how their ability to trust, share stories, and adapt to challenging circumstances contributed to their survival. They also discuss the concept of counter-phobia and how it influences their behavior.
Clips
This podcast episode explores the community of Holocaust survivors in Belgium, focusing on their storytelling abilities and values of decency and street smarts.
08:55 - 17:28 (08:33)
Summary
This podcast episode explores the community of Holocaust survivors in Belgium, focusing on their storytelling abilities and values of decency and street smarts.
ChapterThe Importance of Trust, Storytelling, and Survival in Facing Adversity
Episode#241: The Relationship Episode: Sex, Love, Polyamory, Marriage, and More (with Esther Perel)
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The survivors of the Holocaust often had a combination of chance and ingenuity that helped them stay alive, along with a strong will to live and a desire to help others.
17:28 - 26:10 (08:41)
Summary
The survivors of the Holocaust often had a combination of chance and ingenuity that helped them stay alive, along with a strong will to live and a desire to help others. Maintaining their humanity by staying clean and groomed and aiding those around them also played a role in surviving.
ChapterThe Importance of Trust, Storytelling, and Survival in Facing Adversity
Episode#241: The Relationship Episode: Sex, Love, Polyamory, Marriage, and More (with Esther Perel)
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The act of trusting and being trusted is a challenge that reinforces the bond of trust, but may not necessarily be a good way to live, especially given one's personal history.
26:09 - 34:17 (08:07)
Summary
The act of trusting and being trusted is a challenge that reinforces the bond of trust, but may not necessarily be a good way to live, especially given one's personal history. Some people may act fearlessly, but are actually filled with dread, which could be described as counterphobic behavior.