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The Princess and the Dragon in Functional Fixes
1:29:22 - 1:34:32 (05:10)
The "Princess and the Dragon" analogy is used to explain the concept of functional fixes; finding a solution that bypasses the typical problem to achieve a goal.
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Reflecting on difficult experiences can allow for personal growth and the development of confidence.
1:29:22 - 1:30:18 (00:55)
Personal Development
Summary
Reflecting on difficult experiences can allow for personal growth and the development of confidence. These lessons can be extrapolated and applied to future situations.
ChapterThe Princess and the Dragon in Functional Fixes
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PodcastThe School of Greatness
The podcast highlights the importance of being grateful but never satisfied and how that links with the ability to think outside the box and continually test oneself.
1:30:18 - 1:31:47 (01:29)
Self-improvement
Summary
The podcast highlights the importance of being grateful but never satisfied and how that links with the ability to think outside the box and continually test oneself.
ChapterThe Princess and the Dragon in Functional Fixes
Episode1058 How to Attract Success, Destroy Laziness & Achieve Optimal Performance w/Former Navy SEAL Officer Rich Diviney
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The medieval story of the princess and the dragon is used to illustrate the concept of the functional fix - the idea that when we focus too narrowly on a problem's solution, we can become blind to potentially better or more efficient alternatives.
1:31:47 - 1:34:32 (02:45)
Problem-solving
Summary
The medieval story of the princess and the dragon is used to illustrate the concept of the functional fix - the idea that when we focus too narrowly on a problem's solution, we can become blind to potentially better or more efficient alternatives.