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Tim Harford on the Inner Game of Coaching
1:23:52 - 1:31:00 (07:08)
In this episode of Against the Rules, Tim Harford discusses the founding father of the idea of the inner game of coaching, Tim Gallway. Harford explains Gallway's idea that when you coach something what you really should be coaching is states of mind, not telling people where to put their racket or when to hit the ball.
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Author Malcolm Gladwell explains his collaborative creative process with friends, including Jacob Wisberg and his subjects for books and essays, relying on improvisational conversations to develop new ideas and find what's best in each other's contributions.
1:23:52 - 1:25:59 (02:06)
Summary
Author Malcolm Gladwell explains his collaborative creative process with friends, including Jacob Wisberg and his subjects for books and essays, relying on improvisational conversations to develop new ideas and find what's best in each other's contributions.
ChapterTim Harford on the Inner Game of Coaching
Episode#427: Michael Lewis — Inside the Mind of the Iconic Writer
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Professor Jordan Peterson advises his students to look for value in what their peers say instead of trying to one-up each other.
1:25:59 - 1:27:54 (01:54)
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Professor Jordan Peterson advises his students to look for value in what their peers say instead of trying to one-up each other. He appreciates the ability of his sounding board to show him how clever he is by embracing different perspectives and ideas.
ChapterTim Harford on the Inner Game of Coaching
Episode#427: Michael Lewis — Inside the Mind of the Iconic Writer
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Malcolm Gladwell explores the role of coaches in American life in the second season of his podcast, "Against the Rules," and he delves into the idea of the "inner game" by interviewing tennis coach Timothy Gallway.
1:27:54 - 1:31:00 (03:06)
Summary
Malcolm Gladwell explores the role of coaches in American life in the second season of his podcast, "Against the Rules," and he delves into the idea of the "inner game" by interviewing tennis coach Timothy Gallway.