Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When people make decisions about what they want to do in life at age 16 or 18, they are doing it largely based on one data point – their family. Most people go through life with only one data point about what family is and what people expect. If you are making decisions based on one data point it doesn’t seem an ideal way of pursuing a career or leading your life.
Thanks to Paul for joining us on this one, check him out at:
1. Paul Millerd on Twitter - twitter.com/p_millerd
2. Paul's writing — an absolute goldmine - think-boundless.com/writing
This clip has been taken from Episode 69 of Not Overthinking - notoverthinking.com/episodes/episode-69-the-sorrows-of-work.
Find us on all the usual podcast providers or visit the website www.notoverthinking.com.
New episode released every Sunday.
When people make decisions about what they want to do in life at age 16 or 18, they are doing it largely based on one data point – their family. Most people go through life with only one data point about what family is and what people expect. If you are making decisions based on one data point it doesn’t seem an ideal way of pursuing a career or leading your life.
Thanks to Paul for joining us on this one, check him out at:
1. Paul Millerd on Twitter - twitter.com/p_millerd
2. Paul's writing — an absolute goldmine - think-boundless.com/writing
This clip has been taken from Episode 69 of Not Overthinking - notoverthinking.com/episodes/episode-69-the-sorrows-of-work.
Find us on all the usual podcast providers or visit the website www.notoverthinking.com.
New episode released every Sunday.
