Highlights from "Tiny Experiments"

By Anne-Laure Le Cunff

Cover of the book Tiny Experiments

What experiment could I run on my own life that would bring me an intrinsic sense of fulfillment, whatever the outcome?

This common shift from boundless curiosity to narrow determination is at the heart of why the traditional approach to goals keeps on letting us down; it impedes our creativity and prevents us from seeing and seizing new opportunities.

our brain is uncomfortable in the in-betweens. We are wired to quickly label situations as good or bad, an evolutionary mechanism designed to protect us from unknown risks.

When we fixate on finding one singular purpose, we rule out the side quests that help us grow the most.

Are you following your past or discovering your path? Are you following the crowd or discovering your tribe? Are you following your passion or discovering your curiosity

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