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Notes from the Edge
Gamut Podcast Network
Edge Note: What If Being Right Is Keeping You Stuck?
OCT 24, 202631 MIN
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Description
Why is saying “I don’t know” so uncomfortable? Australian osteopath, educator, and Uncomfortably Curious podcast host Aidan Mill joins Lisa Lacy to explore curiosity, cognitive bias, and why questioning what we believe might be one of the most powerful things we can do.
From the stories we tell ourselves to the labels we allow to define us, this conversation challenges certainty, explores how our experiences shape our perceptions, and examines what happens when we choose understanding over being right. Sometimes the most courageous thing we can do is admit we might not have all the answers.
In this episode:
Why we’re uncomfortable admitting we don’t know something
How personal experiences and assumptions shape our perception of truth
When diagnoses and labels become part of our identity
The difference between confidence, competence, and certainty
How curiosity, emotional openness, and better questions create opportunities for growth
Connect with Aidan Mill
Website: https://www.forwardosteo.com.au
Podcast, Uncomfortably Curious: https://rss.com/podcasts/uncomfortably-curious/
Connect with Lisa | INSIDE THE EDGE
https://www.lisalacy.com/inside-the-edge
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