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Blending With Imperfection, Worrying Too Much, & the Hubris of Certainty

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Blending With Imperfection, Worrying Too Much, & the Hubris of Certainty

In this episode, Brandon Tumblin (from The Strong Stoic) and J.W. Bertolotti (from Perennial Meditations) discuss how to blend with the imperfections that are inherent in life, worrying too much about humanity’s biggest problems, and how certainty leads to insanity.

We ponder the following questions:

* Should we focus on global issues or local issues?

* How do we harmonize with the imperfections inherent in life?

* Can we actually make “bad'“ decisions?

* Can and should we love others despite their flaws or, perhaps, even because of them?

* & much more!

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* Brandon Tumblin is most well-known for his podcast, The Strong Stoic Podcast, where he discusses philosophical ideas (solo and guest episodes).

* Follow The Strong Stoic Podcast: Instagram | Twitter | Youtube

* J.W. Bertolotti is probably best known for In Search of Wisdom, a conversational podcast interested in timeless principles and practices for everyday life.

* Follow the Perennial Leader Project: Instagram | Twitter | Youtube


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Blending With Imperfection, Worrying Too Much, & the Hubris of Certainty

In this episode, Brandon Tumblin (from The Strong Stoic) and J.W. Bertolotti (from Perennial Meditations) discuss how to blend with the imperfections that are inherent in life, worrying too much about humanity’s biggest problems, and how certainty leads to insanity.

We ponder the following questions:

* Should we focus on global issues or local issues?

* How do we harmonize with the imperfections inherent in life?

* Can we actually make “bad'“ decisions?

* Can and should we love others despite their flaws or, perhaps, even because of them?

* & much more!

Support the Show

You can expect two free episodes of the podcast per month. For the full paradoxical experience, we encourage you to consider becoming a paid subscriber. You’ll get access to upcoming bonus episodes and multi-part series on the writing and philosophy of figures like Fyodor Dostoevsky, Seneca, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Michel de Montaigne, Leo Tolstoy, and many others.

***If you’d like to become a paid member but cannot afford it. Feel free to contact us; we’ll happily provide a complimentary membership (no questions asked).

Stay Connected

* Brandon Tumblin is most well-known for his podcast, The Strong Stoic Podcast, where he discusses philosophical ideas (solo and guest episodes).

* Follow The Strong Stoic Podcast: Instagram | Twitter | Youtube

* J.W. Bertolotti is probably best known for In Search of Wisdom, a conversational podcast interested in timeless principles and practices for everyday life.

* Follow the Perennial Leader Project: Instagram | Twitter | Youtube


This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit paradoxicallyspeaking.substack.com/subscribe
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28 episoade

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